Both the types of questions asked, and the people pollsters choose as part of the sample of voters questioned, can drastically affect the outcome.
Glass Lewis has questioned Barnes & Noble's past pay practices, arguing that the company drastically overpaid its executives in light of its stock performance.
Each memory or revelation alters our assessment of the situation, sometimes drastically, stirring up questions.
Assessments differed drastically in format, question-type, length, and provision and this heterogeneity among assessments hinders direct comparison.
The gap between Xwg110 and Xpsm870 in LG 6 was filled with 5 new markers but the distance between these two markers increased drastically, calling into question the positioning of these markers.
While this does not drastically change our questions regarding seasonal variation in auditory sensitivity, it can inform our thinking about how and why species like midshipman evolved the physiological and genetic mechanisms underlying frequency-dependent seasonal plasticity in hearing.
One approach to dealing with missing historical exposure data is to restrict analysis to a subset of the study population with complete data, but such a restriction can decrease sample size drastically and raises questions about applicability of results to the entire study population.
Some scientists, however, question whether rates of marijuana use have gone up nearly as drastically as the study suggests.
Once a matter for textbooks and drunken, early morning chinwags, the question seems drastically more pressing in an age of virtual reality headsets and sumptuous 3D graphics, of social and professional lives conducted largely or entirely over the internet.
Barefoot in a sandlot here, Azat Bakr, 9, bent over a page of last year's religion homework, drastically revising the responses to questions about the Prophet's views on matters like cultivating land.
