Sentence examples for continue with question from inspiring English sources
Yes No If NOT, continue with question No 8 If YES, ask: Have you ever been refused medical care or hospital/clinic admission because being affected by leprosy?
Yes No If NOT, continue with question No 5 If YES, ask: Have you ever been refused travel by public transport because being affected by leprosy?
Yes No If NOT, continue with question No 6 If YES, ask: Have you ever been refused admission into a temple, church, mosque or other places of worship because being affected by leprosy?
Yes No If NOT, continue with question No 7 If YES, ask: Have you ever been refused admission into a restaurant, hotel, shops etc because being affected by leprosy?
If question 2 is answered incorrectly, the numeracy test score is 0. Answering question 2 correctly gives a test score of 1. Respondents who answered question 1 correctly continue with question 3.
Yes No If NOT, continue with question No 9 If YES, ask: Have you ever been banned from standing for elections or refused to vote because being affected by leprosy?
The questions start with signs and symptoms and continue with questions relating to onset, palliation, quality, radiation, severity, time, allergies, medication, past medical history, last oral intake and events prior to illness.
2.06pm: The trial continues with questions to White from prosecution lawyer Brenda Hollis about Campbell's trip to South Africa.
If an AE was detected, the review was continued with questions about the nature, impact, location, classification, preventability and causes of the AE (box 1).
Next, if the surgeon determines that an adverse event is present, the review will be continued with questions about the nature and impact, location and involved specialty, classification, preventability and causes of the adverse event.
The interview continued with questions to ascertain how weight affects various areas of functioning (eg, physical functioning and mobility, work and role functioning, social functioning, and emotional functioning) independent of diabetes or other comorbidities.
