A questioner is criticised for not answering a question but instead "giving an overview of 19th and 20th century history".
Yet his quiet demeanor and his six-foot frame make him intimidating at first; he chooses his words with such care that a questioner is tempted to do likewise.
In a cross-sectional study, a structured questioner was used to collect childbearing attitudes and its social, economical and cultural factors of 6177, 15-49 Iranian married women in 2014, by multi-stage stratified sampling.
Last week, a questioner from Germany typed, "How do you assess the present security situation in the Lower East Side, in particular 14 Street between avenues A and B?" The questioner was a student in Germany considering renting an apartment there.
And Justice Antonin Scalia, normally a voluble questioner, was silent.
The debate was interrupted at one point when an "undecided" questioner was revealed as the lead candidate for the Australian Conservatives who had "snuck in" to the audience.
After getting informed consent from each participant, a pre structured questioner was used to collect data regarding the number of years in practice, gender of respondent, frequency of cleaning and type of disinfectant used to clean the stethoscope, and professional career.
The questioner was a man whose locker stood next to mine at a health club.
To a Chinese audience, the questioner was instantly familiar: Rui Chenggang, the fresh-faced anchor of CCTV and a frequent orbiter in the Davosphere.
The questioner was an eager 20-something who, having braved a long line to attain the third floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art, was looking for the composer whose music was being performed there on Sunday afternoon.
