Exclusion criteria: incomplete survey (defined as failure to answer questions in part 2, regarding hot aches) and duplicate surveys from the same individual determined using IP address and information from part 1.
He then responded to friendly questions from the prosecution with incomplete answers and had to be prodded again and again to answer more fully and to name the person he kept referring to only as "he," who was Mr. Bulger.
However, in this paper, we show several problems of the LCA-based approaches, including meaningless answers, incomplete answers, duplicated answers, missing answers, and schema-dependent answers.
After exclusion of 39 questionnaires (4.6%) due to incomplete answers to the general questions, 809 questionnaires were included in the data analysis (n=274, n=275, and n=260 students in class 1, 2, and 3 respectively).
Among them, 51 (7.3%) refused to participate and 52 (7.5%) returned incomplete survey forms (answered to less than half of the questions), mainly because they had been called for duty.
Incomplete answers to the question are equivalent to disjunctions of those complete answers which entail the incomplete answer.
Not all questionnaires were used in further analyses due to incomplete answers relating to specific tests.
Likely not, because the answers – STEM and STEAM – are incomplete answers to an incomplete question.
It needs wisdom to get the balance between the incomplete answers to all these questions reasonably right.Bruce LloydLondonSIR – In your editorial, you say that the industrial revolution "has brought about the greatest improvement in the human condition since the invention of agriculture in the Neolithic era".
Also, severely ill patients are more likely to give incomplete answers due to their difficulties to concentrate.
