In some instances additional clarification was required from the researchers of the partner countries.
Prompts may be delivered, for instance, as a simple clarification request (e.g., "Sorry, I didn't get your point").
All in all, the hypertension patients from the 2002-wave made a substantially smaller contribution to the consultation than their 1986-counterparts, mainly in the process-oriented domain They asked fewer biomedical questions and engaged less in partnership building with the general practitioner, for instance by asking for clarification.
She went on to flag up a "strengthened and clarified role" for the ombudsperson; "better" clarification of instances when "bulk collection of data may occur and what distinguishes it from mass surveillance"; and "strengthened and clarified" obligations on companies signing up to the Shield, such as deleting personal data when it is no longer necessary.
This is fine, but it needs, in some instances, a bit of clarification and adjustment of the language.
"Today," a morning radio program, for instance, broadcast a 200-word "clarification" of remarks made by Geoff Hoon, the British defense secretary, after he complained that tough questioning by John Humphrys, a "Today " host, misled listeners.
As the Erde et al. article was published ~three months after the first version of this article we decided to keep the nomenclature, but add a caveat for clarification on two instances in the paper.
The feeling of abandonment during childbirth expressed by some women might have been avoided by mutual agreement and the clarification of responsibility, for instance by a written birth plan.
"Such a failure does not render the clarification letter unenforceable in this instance because the parties themselves have acted in reliance upon the clarification letter and have treated the document as enforceable," he wrote.
The interviewers were free to explore external sources of information when they needed clarification of the interview, for instance by reviewing medical records.
