Sentence examples for questions to trace from inspiring English sources

Also, health workers may not be asking enough questions to trace a new case to an older one.

Additionally, while all of our interview questions asked students to trace matter, the Oak Tree question in particular is less scaffolded for tracing, simply asking students to explain what a tree needs in order to grow and how it uses those things to grow.

The quantitative data were analysed using SPSS version 17 for Windows while qualitative data were analysed deductively and inductively based on the research questions in order to trace emerging patterns.

The first four questions asked students to trace matter through photosynthesis (see Supplemental Material A).

These questions require students to trace energy through both photosynthesis and respiration.

The first four questions ask students to trace matter through the process of photosynthesis at the cellular level.

More specifically, these questions asked students to trace elements (oxygen) through the equation for photosynthesis and to associate process names with inputs and outputs.

The questions around how to trace and follow-up all deaths, whether or not they occur at health facilities, are absolutely critical to the process, not least to ensuring the completeness and quality of the mortality data.

Therefore, a fundamental but important question is how to trace the temporal characteristics or dynamics of a biological system during a particular phase transition process.

Some of the students who did not successfully trace matter during this open-ended question were more likely to trace in the Karen interview question when explicitly asked to compare changes in mass data between plants and soil.

Dr. Kawika Winter, Director of the Limahuli Garden and Preserve, National Tropical Botanical Garden on Kaua'i welcomed the question, comparing the effort to trace the connections within the watershed to how a symphony orchestra makes music.