Sentence examples for the replies to the question from inspiring English sources

A hypothesis for this difference could be given by the replies to the question on how to remove the piercing and the tattoo: procedures for removing a tattoo are more invasive than those for removing the piercing.

The reply to the question, "what comes after December 10th?" is "December 11th".

This makes clear that the reply to the question of what proportion of cancers are due to environment depends in the first place on how broad or restrictive definition of environment one chooses, any such choice being based on scientific as well as subjective considerations, often value-laden.

In the replies to the open-ended questions, requests for the participation of the medical students were repeated throughout the evaluation period.

Around one third of the GPs found that the patient evaluation had changed their view on the patient perspective on quality in practice, irrespective of whether they had received the replies to the open-ended questions or not.

WSVN, the Fox affiliate in Miami, led its 5 p.m. newscast with the report and asked viewers to call in with replies to the question: Will the Bush arrest affect your vote?

When asked about the mechanical injury onto pods that leads to aflatoxin contamination, about 53.3 % of the farmers and 66.7 % of the traders had no appropriate replies to the question.

As also mentioned in the reply to the third question of the first reviewer, we have found that the selected regulatory networks ubiquitously show chaotic dynamics in their stem-type cells, from which cell differentiation progresses following our theory.

However, application of this mechanism to a stem cell has several problems, with regard to the robustness of the number distribution of each cell type, the need for fine-tuning of the noise amplitude, and further difficulty in achieving more than two cell types, as already described in the reply to the third question of the first reviewer.

Asked if the plans would require treaty change, he replied: "The answer to the question is yes.

The inability to understand and speak English or French (voice phone call communication); assessed by the potential participant's replies to the questions, "What is your name?", "How old are you?", and "Where do you live?", "How did you spend your last holidays?", and the potential participant's ability to have a brief one-on-one discussion about certain aspects of HIV infection.