Peter Wanless, chief executive of the NSPCC, said: "Crucial questions need to be asked about how a youngster slipped through the child protection net.
The most crucial question that needs to be asked is: "What will the patient think about this?".
The deletion of some of the participants, due to non-response to a number of crucial questions also needs to be examined.
They can prepare those unfamiliar with this approach to evaluate or review qualitative work (by providing guidance on crucial questions that need to be asked) and in reminding qualitative researchers of the need for a systematic approach (by providing a memorandum of the various stages involved in research design and data analysis).
This review focuses on the crucial questions that need to be addressed to achieve effective differentiation of stem cells into target cells, comprising low modulus, cell adhesion, and controlled supply of the growth factors.
That had always been one of the crucial questions you needed to consider before you made a move in country: was something really happening, or was it a mirage, a hallucination?
"We believe there are crucial questions that need answering from De La Rue in relation to India and the status of De La Rue's relationships with its existing customers," Jean-Pierre Savare, Oberthur's president, said in a statement.
Some members of the delegation said crucial questions still needed to be tackled head on, like whether Iraqis abroad, especially the half a million to two million who live in Iran, should be allowed to vote.
The challenge of sustainable development (under the aspect of global warming) proves that there are currently several crucial questions that need to be answered (see Carayannis [2011]); so new political goals must be formulated, in reference with CO2 emission limits, in the quest for a long-term sustainability.
With one run needed, the crucial question that detained the officials was whether Azhar had hit a four or a six.
