But the Taliban leadership avoided and delayed answering Pakistan's request to enter into direct talks with the Afghan government.
Constitution had come alongside her so quietly that Maidstone had delayed answering with the proper hail while she readied her guns.
The inhibition tasks performed were: (i) delayed answer, requiring giving the response to a previous question; and (ii) a so-called Stroop task, such as reading aloud the word green printed in red ink.
In the end, the HDC/ABMT court rulings harmed patients who received the intervention, led more patients to receive the intervention than would have received it had randomized controlled trials been completed in a timely fashion, delayed answering questions about the safety and efficacy of HDC/ABMT, and cost significant amounts of money [ 54].
Answering too quickly with a negative statement of a positive assertion, such as "Did you wash those pots lazily?" answered by "No, I did not wash those pots lazily," as an attempt to avoid the impression of a delayed answer.[4].
However, if industry trials prohibit co-enrollment in academic studies, selection bias in academic trials may result, as well as slower completion, thereby delaying answers to publicly motivated research questions.
He may be able to delay answering those questions for some time, but not forever.
The detained person is entitled to telephone a solicitor, but cannot delay answering questions until a solicitor arrives.
These allow for topic switches and potentially for the attentional state of the user (e.g., delaying answering a driver's question if the driver needs to attend to a turn).
Slowness of research should be considered a risk, both to study participants who may continue in their assigned treatment even as newer treatments become available, and to the broader public who are delayed getting answers to relevant research questions.
