Sentence examples for simplified questions from inspiring English sources

This implies that we preferred shorter, simplified questions over the original longer ones.

Thus classification between communicable and non-communicable diseases was based on the responses to simplified questions and probably introduced some misclassification bias.

Given the large number of gene regulations, it is not evident that such simplified question could be answered even based on theoretical considerations.

So far, the results of the primaries suggest that the pollsters aren't doing too well at long-term or even short-term projections, perhaps because public attitudes are shifting rapidly, or perhaps because the political landscape is more complicated than the inevitably over-simplified questions that pollsters can ask.

Based on the above limitations, a simplified HKQAA Startup Assessment Checklist (25 questions) is employed for registration scheme.

The nature of the census exercise means that the complexity of human life has to be simplified and census questions generally force enumerators or the coders of census data to categorise people in ways defined by the census takers' priorities and preoccupations.

However, there are some limitations: First of all, attitude was measured using simplified self-rating questions instead of indicators that might have given more genuine information.

Following their input, the survey was simplified and more questions were included that could offer the option of free text replies.

Simplified, very simplified.

This is history simplified, of course, but questions linger.

At the hearing for the plan, they will have the opportunity to explain the proposal in simplified terms and answer questions.