Sentence examples for revised answer from inspiring English sources

We also revised answer formats for TTCI questions that did not force a single correct response, that is, options that allowed for more than one correct answer (for example, 'more than one of the above').

First, we revised answer choices to represent true misconceptions rather than confusing wording.

In total, 68% of our students provided an initial or revised answer that contained no misconceptions and another 20% revised their answers to partially correct misconceptions.

7/26/12 | Updated with a revised answer from Brookings on the seventh question: how a company specifies that it needs H-1B visa holders to do a job.

Every generation has its own answers or revised answers to the same "feminist" questions it seems.

Finally, stakeholders express a strong preference for giving candidates the capability to review and revise answers to test questions in the administration, MSCAT can be modeled to allow test takers to only review items within modules, and the opportunity is restricted for reviews between subtests.

We attempted to mimic typical utility survey design in question framing, and to provide decision-support through warm-up questions, opportunities to revise answers and visual aids, but in doing so did not specifically draw respondents' attention to the time of onset element of the descriptions.

When the host, Tony Jones, interrupted to say that Dutton's office had said it would affect those on bridging visas, Ley revised her answer and said "the reason for that is they would have been processed on either Manus or Nauru".

This revised standard answer has some plausibility, but also some serious weaknesses.

Mr. Gore, revising his answer after Mr. Bradley answered, said his biggest mistake was not being kind.

Additionally, we should consider revising the answer scale in order to have the possibility to answer "no" instead of "low/little" if the answer to an item does not apply.