Sentence examples for questions to report from inspiring English sources

In the process questionnaires trainers were asked (i.e. open questions) to report experienced barriers and potential solutions of the training.

In the process interviews participants were asked (i.e. open questions) to report experienced barriers and potential solutions of the training.

A sense of Competence particularly in "research naive" students could be developed with staging and scaffolding expectations to do research, and emphasising achievements at each stage in the research process from formulating research questions to report writing.

A study that asked 'experts' to rate the relevance of BDI-II items for diagnosing depression among adolescents and asked adolescents themselves about the best questions to report their feelings found that 'loss of libido' was the least useful item [ 31].

Together with the invitation to have their body weight and height measured, participants received a questionnaire at home, approximately two weeks before the measurement took place, in which they were asked, among other questions, to report their body weight, height and waist circumference.

In some places physicians are required by law to report if a person has had a seizure to the licensing body while in others the requirement is only that they encourage the person in question to report it themselves.

A fifth of the nurse respondents indicated that they had practiced abroad, but too few dentists answered this question to report.

Those who had indicated having a chronic disease were then asked by means of an open-ended question to report any chronic diseases they had.

Prescription Event Monitoring studies, which make use of an open question to report all events that occurred during drug use on special forms, or prospective studies using prespecified Case Report Forms may solve this problem.

First, at baseline and at five-month follow-up patients were asked by means of an open-ended question to report whether they suffered from any condition other than their eye disease.

"We strongly advise users, especially children, to switch off anonymous questions, and to report any abuse they see on the site," the group said.