As a childfree person, I am constantly surprised how this decision is commonly questioned by others as being a poor or "selfish" choice when the evidence suggests that it is anything but.
The value of obtaining tinnitus psychoacoustic measures is commonly questioned, and the results of these tests are not generally perceived useful for diagnostic or therapeutic decision making (Henry 2004; Tunkel et al. 2014).
Patients with types 1 and 2 diabetes attending two diabetes centres in England perceived that they were not commonly questioned about sensitive aspects of their condition, such as erectile dysfunction and gastroparesis.
Academics are commonly dogged by questions of how their research applies to the real world.
In the fast-paced world of pediatric primary care, where these medications are commonly prescribed, this question receives minimal attention.
And I don't much care about getting the right answers to what are commonly called the big questions.
Such questions are commonly used by both public and private employers, he added.
Beyond this, two other questions are commonly asked: When will President Bush attack, if he does; and how long will it last?
While techniques including randomization are easy to employ in STEM courses, Chuang notes that they are more challenging to implement in humanities courses, where multiple-choice questions are commonly used as part of the assessment process.
A few questions I get asked on a regular basis are: 'How did you get funding for your idea?' and 'I have a great idea, how can I get that too?' These questions are commonly aimed at entrepreneurs and they always get the same answers.
These questions are commonly asked when a designer is considering natural ventilation as the preferred means of cooling a non-domestic building, and the answers are intended to provide succinct links to the latest knowledge, identify areas that require additional research and assist designers in making appropriate decisions.
