Sentence examples for questions were published from inspiring English sources

During the study period, 37% of the questions were published online, and on average, each question was viewed 337 times by other information seekers.

The three key questions were published in BMJ [ 19] and the questionnaires SCL-dep6 and SCL-10 are short versions from SCL-90.

A Life in Questions is published by HarperCollins.

Hard Facts to Swallow (pdf) – an analysis of Arts Council England's (ACE) investment plans for 2015-18 in 12 questions – is published today along with the working papers that substantiate its findings.

Specific questions are published every two weeks in The GrantDoctor column.

To our knowledge no such attempt has been undertaken yet, nor have experimental results addressing these questions been published to date.

The exact questions are published [8, Additional File 1]; the one difference is that we omitted the question "Did you and your doctor discuss your weight today?" since we wanted to focus on quality of counseling.

Youthful zeal doesn't quite suffice as an explanation — Ellison was in his late twenties when many of the writings in question were published.

Baquet, who became executive editor in May 2014, also pointed out to Byers he wasn't running the paper when the examples in question were published.

"We acknowledge that the Sugar Research Foundation should have exercised greater transparency in all of its research activities, however, when the studies in question were published funding disclosures and transparency standards were not the norm they are today," the Sugar Association told Reuters Health in a statement.

The House of Commons Library, the team which usually supplies MPs with the answers to tricky research questions, is publishing the ultimate statistical guide to how Britain, London and the Olympic games themselves have changed.