By eliminating questions of how an investor acquired the stock, the newest provision will produce a simpler system.
He relented after the bar association agreed to modify its standards for evaluating judges, eliminating questions about a candidate's personal philosophy.
They provide a view into interactions between police and citizens, likely eliminating questions about those interactions, and the cameras encourage police to behave properly, since their actions are being recorded.
Restricting survey estimates to overall survey responders only (eliminating question-specific non-responders) may produce biased survey estimates.
This iterative approach allows the selection of items that provide the most information at the respondent's current score estimate, thereby eliminating questions that are too hard or too easy.
After eliminating questions 12 ("not sticking closely enough to a good meal plan") and 15 ("not having a doctor who I can see regularly about my diabetes"), which were double-loading items, the remaining 15 items loaded on three factors.
In view of the comments, the following questions were eliminated: question 13 "I am happy with the total length of the treatment (for example: one week, one month, etc).", question 40 "I believe that there are better medications than the one I am taking", and question 41 "I would advise a person with my symptoms to go to the doctor to try the same treatment".
Critics, including many nonprofit policy groups, say this would eliminate questions involving education and environmental policy.
The new verbal section, for example, will eliminate questions on antonyms and analogies.
Mr. Perkins said he insists on strong balance sheets to eliminate questions about the company's survival.
Herb Perez, a member of the U.S.O.C.'s policy-making executive committee, which the task force proposed to eliminate, questioned the importance of independent directors.
