The question might seem odd, or an unnecessary elaboration of a question answered long time ago.
These are the science "purists" who believe they should be focused totally on the elaboration of their question, and that income is a secondary consideration that--hopefully--will take care of itself.
This is an interviewing application developed by Statistics Netherlands (Herleen, the Netherlands) and designed to ease the handling of elaborate skip and complex randomisation patterns and to facilitate data entry, allow the elaboration of some questions and direct the interviewer through the questioning sequence.
Another essential methodological resource consisted in the elaboration of strategic questions as a previous stage before building our scenario narratives.
The correct answer is provided and clarified (elaboration) for questions that are answered incorrectly.
Lebenswelt philosophy is primarily engaged in the elaboration of the broader question posed in Logical Investigations: what is meant by "truth"?
RAG participated in the elaboration of the biological question and in the review of the manuscript.
It said that neither Mr. Trichet nor his assistant at the time, Mr. Beaufret, "participated personally in the elaboration of the accounts in question".
At heart, this argument is an elaboration of the child's question "But Mommy, who made God?" To posit God as the ground of all being is a nonstarter, Dawkins submits, for "any God capable of designing a universe, carefully and foresightfully tuned to lead to our evolution, must be a supremely complex and improbable entity who needs an even bigger explanation than the one he is supposed to provide".
Also the way impact and use of research is measured needs further elaboration in questions.
