Both cognitive interviewers inadvertently asked this item because we would not have picked up on this issue.
To compound matters, in today's litigious society, interviewers have to be incredibly careful about the questions they ask, as to not offend anyone or inadvertently ask an illegal or unethical question.
In its latest backhand, news broke last week that the company "inadvertently" asked that its own customers pay $460,000 for Xcel's anti-Boulder campaign spending.
Blinding of patients was assessed among the last 100 patients (the first 43 patients were inadvertently not asked); 21 of 50 patients in the ISDM-P thought that they received the intervention, and 16 of 50 patients of the control group (Cohen's κ coefficient k=0.10).
Just to add another dimension of havoc to the scenario that Tobin's book has inadvertently inspired, Vera asks him to be the "host" for her own child.
Key reference Inadvertently morphed into Dana Carvey's Church Lady, asking of school choice legislation, "Wouldn't it be special?" Zombie Reagan walks again Only in disdain for big government.
Jennifer Lopez inadvertently reminded herself of her own mortality by asking Jane if she remembered her, since Jennifer and Jim apparently worked together during "In Living Color".
Success of blinding will be verified by asking assessors whether or not they inadvertently found out about the child's allocation.
They stumble over themselves trying to say the right thing in Issa's company, when they're not asking her to translate black slang, or being inadvertently patronising.
According to The Chronicle, Calpine started the courtship inadvertently earlier this year when it asked if NRG's chief executive, David Crane, was interested in the C.E.O.
A Canadian man is asking forgiveness for a birdbrained thing he did 17 years ago: inadvertently encouraging seagulls to trash his hotel room.
