Deciding what should get trimmed and what taxes should be increased or decreased involves questions of favoritism, welfare, compassion, fairness and all sorts of other subjective judgments not answerable by the "laws" of economics.
Whilst awareness of chlamydia was high, knowledge decreased as questions became increasingly focussed so that around half of respondents were unaware of the asymptomatic nature of chlamydia infections.
Nevertheless, whilst awareness was high, knowledge decreased as questions became increasingly focussed, so that the majority of respondents knew they could not catch chlamydia from toilet seats but few knew chlamydia could cause conjunctivitis.
Also, the response rate decreases when questions addressing sensitive topics are included [ 34]; i.e. factors that may have contributed to the eligible participants' willingness to participate.
The overall number of questions, and amount and proportions of specific and leading questions decreased.
The correctness of the answers decreased when the questions dealt with specific topics of human evolution.
The number of responses to the questions decreased in relation to the length of the survey.
On the remaining attitude questions, missing data were not replaced, and the number of respondents for that question was decreased.
However, even at this point the percentage of cases that would undergo euthanasia, although decreased compared to previous question, is not negligible (19.1%, almost a doctor out of five).
These results raise the question if decreased anterograde velocity is due to a global disruption of axonal transport such as an alteration in ATP or ADP levels [19], [38], the formation of 'clogs' or blocks along the axon [39], or disruption of the integrity of microtubules [40].
