She asked me a minimal question about my trip from New York, and showed me to the guest room — until then, I'd had no idea where I would be staying.
The magnitude of change is minimal and questions the effectiveness of this intervention to bring about changes in tactile acuity and thus cortical representation.
Consequently, waiving parental permission could be accepted when risk of harm is minimal and questions included in research are related to an activity for which adolescents are not considered legally as children.
While results are good, grumblings about this will no doubt be minimal, but the question now is whether they can sustain that level of intensity through the season.
However, the downside to this was the fact that some things felt as though they weren't completely explained, and some issues were left unaddressed simply due to the fact that the majority of the book consisted of his thoughts, with minimal speech and questions.
Also, in Mason and Samantha's childhood, a car ride with their dad involved him scolding them for being vague and minimal in answering questions because he did not want to be "that dad," then them proposing that he talk a little more about himself too and them all agreeing that the conversation should just become natural.
Nevertheless, potential recall bias should be minimal as the questions were asking about their attitudes, usual practice or the most recent experiences.
Conclusion In determining the outcome of the care process, triagists often reached a conclusion after asking a minimal number of questions.
Questions pertaining to the participant's demographics should be subject to minimal bias because the questions are categorical and are not intended to be subjective.
The researchers claim that the software can "learn to read real documents and answer complex questions with minimal prior knowledge of language structure".
