Finally, the findings of this chapter to some extent question the conventional wisdom stating that standards applied first to raw materials and only later to the labour force.
When using a semi-structured interview format, to a great extent the questions answered are the questions asked.
Thus, we coded for the frequency and extent of questions asked by the incoming physicians, treating questions as a distinct element, not overlapping with any of the other standard elements.
Overall, our findings suggest that confidence-weighted multiple-choice tests can be particularly useful as practice tests, especially to the extent that questions on the subsequent test (the one that matters or matters more) are different questions.
Yet the doubts and, to some extent, the questions persist.
She added, "To the extent that questions have come up, we have answered them".
Over the next seven days, to at least some extent, these questions will be answered one way or another.
Their enormous size and extent raise questions about their accountability and political and economic influence and power.
In addition, these traditional hierarchal systems of classifying evidence, with RCTs at their top end, were developed to a large extent for questions related to interventional studies.
Nonetheless, to the extent these questions turn on what responsibility presupposes and whether those presuppositions are (for instance) compatible with determinism, one is squarely in metaethics.
