Mr. Bush has packed multiple question-and-answer sessions into a busy morning or long afternoon.
On issues like race, where opinion may be particularly complicated and respondents are likely to give the answer they think pollsters are looking for, multiple questions and slight variations in wording can give a more complete picture of public opinion.
Each index was scaled using a weighted maximum likelihood estimate method with its multiple questions and responses.
When things that they do have multiple answers, you [students] can ask multiple questions" and she elaborates further by stating that when "The answer is not the end.
If somebody asks you multiple questions and you say yes every time, you'll tend to say yes to the last question even if you don't agree with it.
Furthermore, in this process multiple questions and challenges were raised that can be interesting topics for future work in cloud incident handling and in general security of a cloud environment.
Our conversation went very well and became quite protracted as she asked multiple questions and seemed to really struggle with some of the concepts and the reasons for my suggestions.
Many of the entries into free text boxes contained multiple questions, and some single sentences contained multiple questions e.g. 'Benefit (or otherwise) of different foods, or exercise and doing puzzles and mind exercises?' Some submissions (or parts of submissions) were just comments with no underlying question, e.g. 'had scans 7 years ago', and these were excluded.
While we recognize the bias inherent in the self reports of consistent condom use and experience of STI symptoms, the degree of this bias is minimized by considering multiple questions and most recent period.
The hospital induction survey includes questions about hospital ED policies and structures, including multiple questions regarding the presence and components of an EMR.
These observations raise multiple questions about the origin and evolution of different viral classes.
