Sentence examples for respondents frame from inspiring English sources

In fact, this was simultaneously a limitation and strength of the study: the small sample size limited the scope of the core concepts of mental health, but indicated that it was sufficient to demonstrate that there are highly divergent definitions that are largely dependent on the respondents' frame of reference.

Seven of the respondents framed their answers to this item in terms of their religious beliefs.

In response to open-ended questions on the follow-up survey about reasons they accept or reject evolution, 8 out of 36 respondents framed some portion of their responses around ideas related to critical thinking.

In response to an open-ended question on the follow-up survey about reasons they accept or reject evolution, 6 out of 36 respondents framed some portion of their responses around ideas related to the nature of science.

Twenty-five paboutipants (about 70% of respondents) framed their reasons for accepting evolution around evidence (specific types of evidence mentioned were "the fossil record," "genetic evidence," "embryology" and so on), and three participants mentioned "evidence against evolution" or "lack of evidence for" evolution among their reasons for rejecting evolution.

Respondents framed their responses in the context of safety, efficacy, accessibility, ease or difficulty.

Several respondents framed the core concepts of mental health as descriptive versus prescriptive, arguing that these must be empirically determined and defined (ie, describing what is) rather than prescribed according to values and morals (ie, describing what should be).

* Information on the use of contraceptives refers only to the female participants; † questionnaire completion examples included oral contraceptives with an exposure period defined as daily, which probably induced respondents to frame a 30-day duration of treatment.

The ESF also consisted of nine questions that were focusing on the respondent's frame of mind and experience of cognitive performance indicators.

Respondent #94 framed this idea by commenting that: "… it is important to establish working relationships with young people who are beginning and have an interest in the types of work we do".

For questions regarding the most appropriate time frame, respondents were provided the general instruction: "We are trying to determine the most appropriate time frame for considering risk".