Sentence examples for questions to capture from inspiring English sources

"Statistical offices should incorporate questions to capture people's life evaluations, hedonic experiences and priorities," the report concludes.

The Conference Board's questionnaire repeats the same questions month after month, while Michigan's interviewers vary some questions, to capture the changing nuances of consumer sentiment.

An FFQ should include enough food items (i.e. questions) to capture sufficient information on all nutrients of interest.

Table 1 Summary of the questionnaires targeted to radiographers illustrating the questions to capture data regarding education and training in digital mammography Open image in new window.

Other participants suggested incorporating questions to capture social and emotional impacts of plaque psoriasis (n = 4; 20%) and signs of flaking (n = 4; 20%), scaling (n = 3; 15%), peeling (n = 1; 5%), and bleeding (n = 1; 5%).

In total, 68 Jakar sheep farmers (26 males and 42 females) were interviewed using semi-structured questionnaires containing a mix of open and closed-end questions to capture current status of sheep (flock size, composition and population trends), income and key issues.

Work engagement was measured using the self-report 17 item Utrecht Work Engagement Scale (UWES) [4] with an open question to capture staff experiences.

Take her hand and ask her one short question to capture her attention, "Mother, do you know something?" She will be a little surprised and will probably smile when she asks you, "What, dear?" Keep looking into her eyes, smiling serenely, and say, "Do you know that I love you?" Ask this question without waiting for an answer.

Raters provided open-ended comments for each question to capture the adequacy of the response scale, and identify any issues with the definitions or wording of questions.

Two of the core concepts assessed by BEDCI Accuracy and Purpose of Experiments—have only one question to capture student thinking.

We reduced the questions in the survey from 35 to 26 (with the 26th question to capture demographic information), with the goal of increasing response rates (updated survey can be found in additional file # 3).