It presents an interesting hybrid question that tests the limits of the corruption rationale and the meaning of independent spending.
In a number of cases, however, we are not able to suggest a hybrid annotation (question marks in Table S1), because the outlier has no close neighbors, or they are too diverse.
Interestingly, there was no significant difference in the benefits conferred by the different types of retrieval practice; multiple-choice, short-answer, and hybrid questions following the reading were equally effective at enhancing the students' learning.
In total, the questionnaires contained seven sixx in the second round) closed-ended questions, nine full-text fields for items to be added to the questionnaire, one closed-ended question with three options for reply, two hybrid questions and three sixx in the second round) full-text fields for general comments.
As an answer to this question, a hybrid beam system is presented in which the transparency of glass is combined with the ductility of steel.
The president's legal team hopes to provide Trump's testimony in a hybrid form — answering some questions in a face-to-face interview and others in a written statement.
This can occur both for a hybrid study that mixes questions and methods from two previously separate fields, or for a paper that discovers new results in one field using newly developed methods in another (even if some researchers know aspects of both fields, this combination of novel discoveries in one field and novel methods in another can push it over the line, into the problem I've defined).
Olney et al. (2012) also used a hybrid method to generate questions in biology.
These simple lungs were also able to power periods of high metabolism and intense activity, he now believes, a theory that provides a hybrid answer to the old question of whether dinosaurs were cold- or warm-blooded creatures.
The title "Punctuation..?" employs a hybrid of an ellipsis and a question mark, with the point of the question mark doing double duty as the third dot in an ellipsis.
That brings up the question of when a hybrid rises to the level where it merits a subsidy.
