Even in a relatively small question-and-answer webcast, Palm CFO Andy Brown dodges questions like they were eggs thrown at Steve Ballmer.
On the other hand, rural schoolteachers, normally the persons who complete such questionnaires, can answer only a relatively small number of questions and often imperfectly.
A design with two alternatives and a relatively small number of questions is chosen to keep it simple for the respondents.
Because the State of Hawaii has a relatively small population, one might question the generalizability of our findings to larger jurisdictions on the US mainland.
I'll quote him at length: "If neonics are having an effect on bees, it may be a relatively small effect, [but] the question in my mind is: is that effect on pollination balanced off by the costs it would incur if we banned neonicotinoids?" That's a reasonable question - if short-term economic impact is the measure you value over long term environmental health.
A venture capitalist at a major firm called the presence of so many heavily backed players vying for a relatively small market "irrational competition," prompting the question: how could so many investors could have been seduced by the sector in the first place?
The question regarding sexual enjoyment was only asked if the patient indicated that they had been sexually active, and only a relatively small proportion of patients answered this question (Table 5).
ERP members score on average about 80% in SCT questions with a relatively small SD of about 5% (Table 3).
But there are questions about whether a relatively small market of 20m people can sustain three competing airlines.
The impact of closing the loopholes, which produced a relatively small fraction of state revenues, is an open question.
Gowers says: "I believe the lobbying is built around a relatively small number of works from the time in question, like the Beatles, which are still selling.
