Items were carefully mixed so that the likelihood of guessing the right answer was substantially reduced.
This is fundamentally the same question when HPV testing is applied alone as a primary screening tool, and the answer varies substantially with the analytical sensitivity of the HPV assay and the prevalence of CIN II/III in the target population 249.
In the questionnaire after the intervention period, participants were asked an additional question regarding perceived improvement of coldness symptoms: "Did your symptoms of coldness improve?" for which the selectable answers were: "substantially improved", "somewhat improved", "unchanged", or "deteriorated".
In other situations, e.g. with contested policy issues where actual policy may be based on WTP studies, this may be different and PV and DK answers may indeed substantially affect the outcome of the WTP study.
The responses preferred by a majority of the TD participants are viewed as correct, equalling a score of 0. The cut-off criterion for qualifying as a substantially supported answer was set to a response ratio of 30% (Söderstrand and Almkvist, 2012).
Hence, the view that intuitions are treated as evidence in philosophy is best thought of as the view that, with respect to many core questions of philosophy, our justification for believing an answer consists (at least substantially) in our having suitable intuitions.
This difference is enough to suggest that simply using the pricer output could lead to a substantially different answer to most research questions.
Furthermore, it would suggest how likely further research is to produce a substantially different answer and would direct such research toward improving the particular inputs that create more of the uncertainty.
Two different computer programs solving the same labyrinthine equation often come up with substantially different answers.
To summarize, agreement or disagreement with statement 1 ("There is lots of evidence against evolution") substantially affects answers to some statements but not others (Table 3).
