Sentence examples for yes not sure from inspiring English sources

DW: Theoretically yes, not sure yet though.

The closed questions comprised four items which asked the learners to express their ideas on each task regarding enjoyment, ease, performance and persuasion with three degrees of yes, not sure and no.

Fig. 9 UK Business perception of vendor lock-in Table 2 Response indicator suggest Lock-in is a deterrent to Cloud migration Definitely yes Possibly yes Not sure No 9 % 71%11%9%% 9 %.

Assessed with a single item, "On a scale of 0 (not at all) to 10 (extremely), how confident are you that the decision about surgery was the right one for you?" Assessed with a single item, "If you had the chance to do it again, would you make the same decision about surgery?" with responses of definitely yes, probably yes, not sure, probably no and definitely no.

The questionnaire provided in Additional file 3, used a combination of 3 point (eg. 'Yes, Not sure, No'), 4 point ('no it did not - > yes') and 5-point Likert scale questions to enable students to report their perceived understanding, confidence and learning of technical and diagnostic skills in the vLAB and the real lab environments.

Participants who report never doing any of these behaviors, will be asked whether they intend to in the future (yes, no, not sure).

Participants who report no to one or more safety devices will be asked whether they intend to purchase and install these devices in the future (yes, no, not sure).

Screening intention had been indicated by the response to the question, "Given what you know about prostate cancer and PSA testing, do you plan to have a PSA test?" with response options "yes," "no," "not sure".

Three other closed questions had multiple parts; these involved the respondent selecting one option from three ("yes", "no", "not sure") in response to whether a specific administration-related policy or guidance was available.

They included 9 questions on a 3-point Likert scale with responses of yes, no, not sure in the pre questionnaire and yes, no, and to some extent in the post questionnaire.

I think there was something in front of it - Emma Esther - sounds wrong, Anne - or Anesta - yes, Anesta, not sure if that's how it was spelled, but I'll stick with it.