They are beginners who need answers to basic questions; at this point of their learning curve they need "recipes", or standard routines for how to treat patients [ 36], and have not reached expert performance levels in EBP [ 37].
The basic question at the hearing was: Did the tax code contribute to the severity of the financial crisis in 2008-9?
That's the basic question at the heart of Peter Nowak's Humans 3.0, a survey of our technical development, which incorporates some futurism peering forward along the path leading to a potential Kurzweilean Singularity.
They tend to ask questions, especially one important one: 'why not?' In some ways, it's the basic question at the heart of every research hypothesis.
The automaker decided not to become too focused with its ads, asking just basic questions at registration rather than for information about income level or job title.
The basic question at issue should be winter access.
We used data collected under a diverse range of forest types, harvest treatments, and forest health conditions during a long-term study of bird communities in interior British Columbia, Canada, to examine two basic questions: (1) at the level of individual forest stands, is woodpecker richness correlated with bird richness (measured as richness of all other bird species)?
Paul Haggis, the writer and director, obeys the rules of the whodunit genre by providing answers to some of the basic, literal questions at the center of the film.
This year "has raised two basic questions that strike at the very core of the ethos of the campaign-finance reform effort: Can the flow of money into elections be limited if the courts have deemed political giving and spending a First Amendment right?
With perhaps billions of new dollars for schools at stake, the basic questions are where the money will come from and where it will go.
