The EBM competition used PICO (patient, intervention, comparison, and outcome) queries to examine participants' skills in framing an answerable question, literature search, critical appraisal and clinical application among interdisciplinary teams.
The example in Table 2 illustrates the transformation of data from steps 1A - 1D into an answerable clinical research question using this approach.
For Dickens, though, that's not an answerable question.
I don't think it's an answerable question.
The in-principle answerable question may be, for any genome, what fraction of its nucleotides owe their presence and nature (A, T, C, or G) to selection or drift at one level versus another.
Except for Bonaparte, and perhaps Robespierre, whose tenures were briefer, and de Gaulle, who was in principle answerable to an electorate, no French commoner — and certainly no woman — ever achieved such imperial sway.
Systematic reviews critically appraise and synthesize the best available evidence to provide a conclusion statement (a "take-home point") in response to a specific answerable clinical question.
That panel, in turn, is answerable to a new Project Leadership Committee composed of the chairmen and artistic directors of the center's 12 resident arts organizations, including the Metropolitan Opera, the New York Philharmonic and the New York City Ballet and Opera.
All studies posed a study question in answerable form and designed the economic study appropriately.
