Sentence examples for systematic questions from inspiring English sources
The auditor asked systematic questions aimed at detecting sources of "spiritual distress".
I am particularly interested in systematic questions that address evolutionary processes, historical biogeography and ecology, and relationships of California plants and their descendant lineages elsewhere (e.g., Hawaii).
Over time, the dry meetings of the committee rooms have become remarkable: a Dame Something will ask systematic questions, in a transparent setting, about government or business policy, in the expectation of a mature and plausible response; and of course she won't get one, but it is fascinatingly unusual to watch her try.
The computer-assisted approach incorporates systematic questions about why and how specific events occurred.
The next significant development is in the organization of these collections, from an organization following the order of scripture to an organization based on systematic questions of theology.
Moreover, the work retains its tie to texts in individual questions which, as individual systematic questions are addressed, interpret authorities according to their response, ultimately harmonizing rather than simply discarding discordant voices.
The most important systematic question regarding the groups recognized in this study is whether any may be considered P. parnellii sensu stricto.
There is a wide range of phylogenetic hypotheses that have been put forward in answer to this systematic question (see Fig. 1).
As a consequence of the increasing influence of science and technology on society, more attention is required in academic courses to skills such as logical reasoning, question formulation, systematic inquiry and critical evaluation.
Obtaining the level of detail required to answer the systematic review questions may be limited by the amount of information reported in the included articles.
The research team identified seventeen relevant systematic review questions from the Cochrane Effective Practice and Organisation of Care (EPOC Groupp taxonomy of interventions.
