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Summers defended his statements saying that he was purposely aiming to be provocative to address a question that reflected an indisputable reality: Women are underrepresented in science and math.

Running through much of the Chinese conversation about the Games has been a recurring question that reflects the broader debate unfolding around the strains in China's economic boom: What kind of values does it all — the money, the pageantry, the gold medals — stand for, anyway?

The question posed by ABC's George Stefanopolous "is not whether elites should rule, but which elite should rule?" It's a candid question that reflects the disillusioned reality of the looming American election.

This study demonstrated no significant post intervention changes in CPG knowledge, and only one question that reflected attitude change.

An implicit assumption in WTP studies is that respondents can provide, with full certainty, responses to the valuation question that reflect their true valuation of the good.

Around half (53.7%) disagreed with the question that reflected the right of girls to autonomous reproductive choices without their partners' consent.

22 Eisenhardt offers a series of questions that reflect on the match between method and results: 'Have the investigators followed a careful analytical procedure?

It includes the EPDS and a series of questions that reflect seven key variables or domains of risk (Tables  1 and 2).

Parents, mostly mothers, completed a list of 25 questions that reflected their children's behavior in the previous 6 months.

Attraction questions that reflected a negative interaction with a current or potential significant other were reverse-scaled to maintain consistency in analysis.

In a recent hearing before the Senate Banking Committee, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke received six questions that reflected concern about the value of the dollar.