Sentence examples for questions verbal from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the use of different outcome measures, such as single yes or no questions, verbal or numeric rating scales or more extensive questionnaires, make comparisons difficult.

The MCAT has 4 sections - Biological Sciences (Biology and Organic Chemistry - 77 questions), Physical Sciences (Physics and Inorganic Chemistry - 77 questions), Verbal Reasoning (65 questions), and Essay Writing (2 essays).

In describing the Wonderlic Personnel Test given to N.F.L. players, Lewis cites two example questions: an "easier question" (verbal) and a "hard one" (math).

To see how they learn best, the test will present questions in verbal and graphic form.

Intelligent, well-read and extremely confident, he wrote from the beginning in a style that suggested he'd put some thought into questions concerning verbal surfaces.

The pass mark has been raised and there are also questions in verbal, numerical and abstract reasoning.

Students should be able to use these sentence patterns to ask and answer questions in verbal and written forms after receiving the instruction.

Following a 14-day opt-out period, study staff will contact potential patient participants via telephone to confirm their eligibility for participation in the study, answer any questions, obtain verbal consent, and complete a baseline questionnaire.

Kirby, Moore, and Schofield (1988) adapted the VVQ such that ten questions assess verbal preference, ten questions assess visual preference and ten questions assess dream vividness (e.g., 'My dreams are so vivid I feel as though I actually experience the scene').

Following receipt of the Severity Subscale of the FCRI the study team contacts the patients to confirm whether they are eligible, explains the study in further detail, answers any patient questions, obtains verbal consent, and mails the information sheet and consent form along with the baseline assessment to the patient.

"While we appreciate your continued willingness to testify before our Committee, we are concerned that you have been unable to give complete responses to verbal questions, questions for the record, or oversight letters from our members," reads the letter from the House Committee on Energy and Commerce Democrats.