Yes-or-no answers to the former question resulted in the "perception of health" variable, whereas yes-or-no answers to the latter question resulted in the "perception of disability" variable.
A smaller sample size was needed to answer the former question.
There are many, many more discussions answering questions like, "What do you guys do about starvation headaches?" than there are questions like, "I am feeling really down; can you help me?" And in no case, in answering the former question, does anyone say, "Um... stop starving yourself".
Since the number of true effects declared by SGoF (K−bα+1) leads to an estimated FDR, the new method informs in an indirect way about 'which FDR is reasonable to assume' for a given data set, answering the former questions (1) and (2) at the same time.
His emollient language, in answer to a question from the former Labour sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe, contrasted with last week's prime minister's questions when he described the £162m programme as a "complete failure".
In answers to other questions, Selig, the commissioner and former operator of the Brewers, talked about the impossibility of continuing with the status quo on the revenue disparity that separates the rich clubs from the poor clubs.
Physicians were categorised as current smokers if they answered "yes" to the first question, former smokers if they answered "no" to the first question but "yes" to the second one, and never smokers if they answered "no" to both questions.
On geopolitical matters, she generally deferred to her experts to provide the most substantive answers to questions, sometimes former Secretary of State Madeline Albright, more frequently the former NATO commander, General Wes Clark.
