Sentence examples for retained questions from inspiring English sources

Face validity of the 38 retained questions was first assessed by three separate groups: 20 GPs working in private practices, five experienced researchers in the field of general practice and 10 individual patients from different socioeconomic backgrounds.

Sending out the importance questionnaire enabled us to exclude questions that are considered unimportant by patients and to retain questions that would be eliminated from the questionnaire based on their psychometric properties but were deemed important by patients.

In the course of listening to focus group discussion, we chose to eliminate the questions about color and tone, and also to eliminate questions about eyebrows, but retain questions on eyes, and add questions about respiratory rate and desaturation during both care time and feeding.

At the same time, he says the Federal Register notice gives the community a golden opportunity to make its case for retaining Question No. 12 and, by extension, the ACS itself.

We decided to retain question one in this report for its practical relevance.

We decided to retain question 4, as in the original version, thus avoiding the creation of a totally new instrument.

We retained the questions as written in the original Trust and Teambuilding Scale, but found it necessary to ensure conceptual equivalence of translated items, not literal translation [ 41].

How these introns are spliced with greatly reduced machinery, and why so few are retained are questions that pertain both specifically to the evolution of these parasites and, more generally, to intron splicing in eukaryotes.

The rubric was retained for question 1 (PICO) except that four additional points were awarded for writing out the complete question, and the scores for questions 2 and 3 were reduced to accommodate the new tick box format (see Table  5).

Moreover, the fact that this data is even retained raises question about whether the American government could, or will, authorize the sharing of Canadians' personal information with additional intelligence agencies or governments elsewhere in the world, thus expanding who has access Canadians' information that is collected by NSA".

However, we were reassured that participants considered their responses to be accurate and retained this question due to its epidemiological importance.