Sentence examples for questions versus from inspiring English sources

It would also be useful to know whether the students really need to generate their own elaborative interrogation ("how" and "why") questions, versus answering questions provided by others.

The next version of Linqapp will allow users to filter push notifications by keywords and categories (like language questions versus language exchange requests) or set how many they want to see per day.

And we're now learning that questions (versus declarations) can help us motivate ourselves -- while engaging the interest and support of others.

Factor two consisted of items six and seven, which probed the ability of the child to perceive narrow focus and identify questions versus statements.

Furthermore, the identification of sad speech was correlated with the identification of narrow focus (r = 0.73, p < 0.001) and questions versus statements (r = 0.58, p < 0.01).

All instruments itemize content globally, but some are more detailed than others (items such as: 'open-ended questions' versus 'patient communication').

"The platform helps students understand the time spent on each question versus the optimal time to be spent on it and provides a goal-based approach to perfect a particular section," Hayath says.

Roughly 35 to 40percentt of all search queries typed into Ask are in the form of a question, versus maybe 6 to 9percentt for other search engines, according to Ask president Doug Leeds.

Specifically, the statement of study population, comparison, outcomes in a quantitative question versus the open-ended, hypothesis-generating nature of qualitative questions was emphasized.

Comparative parental ratings of the CI children were significantly poorer than those of their NH siblings in speaker recognition, happy and sad emotion, and question versus statement identification.

The labeling of the two conditions as "similar" and "dissimilar" also contributes to the confusion by obfuscating the fact that it's really a change in the question versus a change in the stimulus type (in addition to the question).