Sentence examples for two general questions from inspiring English sources

The Moral Status Framework raises two general questions about chimeric research.

These dialogues raise two general questions about virtues that are important to ethical theory, one concerning instrumentality and another concerning unity.

We asked two general questions: do inbred mice manifest individual and common autoantibody reactivities to particular self-molecules and can common autoantibody reactivities reflect the tumor state?

We use our data to address two general questions: What are the target genes bound by Ubx (with and without Hth) in the T3 leg and haltere imaginal discs?

Subjects were also asked two general questions about how they felt on the day preceding the interview (did not fell well physically yesterday for part or all of the day; felt sad, depressed, or stressed yesterday for part or all of the day).

Two general questions about this process have been debated in the literature (Hahn, 2009).

This report addresses three general questions about teacher professional development in Chicago.

The four general questions available to opposition leaders are: To ask the First Minister what engagements she has planned for the rest of the day?

This study addresses three general questions.

In addition, every participant was asked three general questions.

The longer numeric scale did not substantially reduce the ceiling effect in these five general questions.