Sentence examples for to make question from inspiring English sources

Adjustments: To make question 6 appear less self promoting, ' accomplished' was changed into ' done' (yet left unchanged in question 5 due to insufficient data), and ' most proud of' was changed into 'most happy with'.

Changing questionnaire structure to make questions chronologic does not substantially affect the answers given, but may make a questionnaire more acceptable and easier to complete and speed up returns.

Nevertheless, although it is usual to make questions about the age as a demographic information, this is just treated as a data to be drawn as an item of the survey.

Where necessary to make questions psychiatric specific, we replaced the word "medical" with "psychiatric".

In Internet-based research it is possible to make questions compulsory by requiring that all questions are completed prior to continuing to the next 'page' of questions.

Most of the students felt that voting improved their activity during lectures, enhanced their learning, and that it was easier to make questions during lectures than earlier.

The study measures are based on preliminary analysis from the meta-synthesis and results from the first meeting with the reference group where the participants were challenged to make questions related to the different concepts in the questionnaire.

Understanding this should help to make questions easier to answer––this is your chance to shine!

As a practical matter, only the servicing firms are in a position to agree to modifications, making questions about their legal authority critical.

It's enough to make you question our electoral system.

We have seen nothing to make us question his honesty.