Sentence examples for to ask separately from inspiring English sources

And surely every consumer is grateful that the portion on bodily functions makes a point to ask separately about flatulence sounds, "whimsical depictions of feces," realistically depicted feces and the "act of human (or humanlike character) defecation visually depicted".

In this table, the percentages pertain to each question asked separately, so that respondents could endorse any number of factors as likely causes.

We made the selection among parents without any psychological premorbidity according to answers to the four questions asked, separately within the groups of suicide-bereaved and non-bereaved parents.

28 For units/week of alcohol consumption (our main alcohol phenotype), we also performed a subgroup analysis according to the type of alcohol questionnaire (according to whether consumption questions asked separately for beverage type (such as beer, wine, spirits) v all beverages combined).

The old imperialist assumption that all innovation comes from the centre would no longer be valid.In the mid-1990s Peters and Waterman were each asked separately to list the big challenges facing business.

Asked separately to pick a world leader for an international edition of the challenge, a 35percentt plurality of Americans rallied behind President Barack Obama, including 34percentt of both Democrats and Republicans.

In light of the recent increase in multi-national clinical trials, the items related to global trials were asked separately.

For parents, siblings, and grandparents, the diabetes status (no, yes, or unknown) and the diabetes type (type 1, type 2, gestational, or other diabetes) are asked separately, and families are asked to list any other relatives with type 1 diabetes.

Asked separately what loopholes they would close to pay for their proposed tax cuts, neither of the men answered.

Questions of PA were asked separately for winter and summer in order to detect differences in activity habits between seasons [ 27].

In the 1986 and 2001 waves of the ISSP, identical questions about parent child contact were asked, and these questions were asked separately for the father and the mother and separately for face-to-face contact and telephone contact.