Sentence examples for settings the question from inspiring English sources

In these settings the question is whether people overstate their true evaluations.

With these preconditions generally unmet in most health care settings, the question of how informed the informed consent is under this approach remains troublesome.

In this, and the neoadjuvant/adjuvant chemotherapy settings, the question of whether a raised hCG β level reflects those with micro-metastases arises and warrants further prospective work, possibly with comparison with experimental imaging methodologies.

Among the different strategies for improving long-term survival for people with HIV/AIDS in resource-limited settings, the question of when to start ART is gaining increasing attention.

While the current WHO guidelines can be considered feasible and practical for resource-limited settings, the question is whether psychosocial factors such as anticipated stigma, disclosure, and mental health status affect the choice of infant feeding mode in high HIV prevalence settings.

While these results cannot be widely applied to other settings, the questions raised about unintended consequences of routine screening and the need for more conclusive syphilis testing strategies, have implications with global relevance.

Its introduction and applicability to "real world" settings raises the question of the need for wider understanding of HE methods for those who may wish to articulate the cost impact of selected treatments on health systems, and for companies that are providing products associated with those treatments [ 7].

When I meet new people in social settings, the conversational question of, "What do you do for a living?" often leads people to ask me the follow-up question, "So are you analyzing me?" While it's said in a fun, playful manner, I think it speaks to a deeper question that all of us face.

Second, in both the primary care and HRA settings, the screening question recall period was 1 month.

38 41 In primary care settings the Whooley questions had a pooled sensitivity of 0.96 (CI 0.91 to 0.98), pooled specificity 0.61 (CI 0.48 to 0.73), pooled positive likelihood ratio 2.53 (CI 1.80 to 3.56), pooled negative likelihood ratio 0.04 (CI 0.01 to 0.13) and diagnostic OR 52.07 15.655 to 173.18).

In the affirmative action context, as in the other settings, this raises the question whether the college is exploiting the students for its own ends -- to achieve diversity -- at the expense of the students' own best interests.