Sentence examples for questions split from inspiring English sources

Our students are examined using a subset of questions from more than 800 chemical engineering questions, split into 10 subcategories.

The opinion poll data was collected as a survey and consisted of 17 questions split into four sections (see Figs. 1, 2, 3 and 4).

For questions split into two parts (i.e. questions 2, 4 and 5), patients were counted as having that symptom if 'yes' was selected for at least one part.

The self-administered questionnaire for HPs contained 28 questions, split into five sections.

The patient questionnaire contained 52 questions, split into six manageable sections.

The SDQ comprises 25 questions, split into five sub-scales: hyperactivity, emotional symptoms, conduct problems, peer problems, and pro-social behaviour.

The question split what used to be called the liberal left, and that political-intellectual coalition has never been put back together.

"WHO is a Jew?" is again the question splitting Israeli society.

The decision tree is a binary tree, and in each of its nodes, a question splits contextual models into two groups.

One improvement was that the first question was split into two questions: 'With a professional practice as a basis for the curriculum I see the usefulness of the curriculum, and it motivates me to learn these techniques' was split into 'With a professional practice as a basis for the curriculum I see the usefulness of the curriculum'.

The "behavior" annotation was not suitable for that question, so that question was split into only two ones.