The company has gathered answers from 44 million people, and says that its matches have led to more than half a million marriages since 2005.
Now you should have gathered answers to the following questions and be ready to write the logframe: What is the project is going to achieve?
For eczema, we gathered answers about itchy rash in the last 12 months and whether it manifested in the folds of the elbows, behind the knees, in front of the ankles, under the buttocks, or around the neck, ears or eyes; whether the rash had cleared completely at any time during the last 12 months; and whether the child had been kept awake at night by this itchy rash in the last 12 months.
These are all legitimate questions, and an old-school Republican authority on foreign policy — someone like Richard Lugar — would surely have been keen to gather answers to them.
These are all legitimate questions, and an old-school Republican authority on foreign policy—someone like Richard Lugar would surely have been keen to gather answers to them.
Some physicians were trying to gather answers and not wanting to talk to parents until they had information to offer.
We were also unable to ensure that all patients returned for a follow-up examination at predesignated or scheduled times, so for such patients, we could only contact then by telephone, and for the part of questionnaire that required physical examination, we could only gather answers through verbal questioning.
In the first, which published in 2013, Byrnes and Hayes gathered the answers of 97 people who rated the intensity of capsaicin (the active component of chili peppers) samples.
Today's black MPs have gathered to answer questions about race, equality, democratic representation and how far, or not, things have come.
ONE afternoon, several members of the Times Dining staff and one ringer, the chef Bill Yosses, gathered to answer one of the great questions of our time: Does bottled water really taste better than tap?
When American cardinals gathered to answer questions at a press conference after their meeting with the pope in Rome two weeks ago, Cardinal Law slipped out a side door, later explaining with evident irritation that he "had other things to do".
