We're actually not, or not only, or never entirely, responding to an art object via its physical attributes.
In the baseline questionnaire we asked the participants "During the past month, about how often did you eat hot spicy foods?": never or almost never, only occasionally, 1 or 2 days a week, 3 to 5 days a week, or 6 or 7 days a week.
Conversely, 14.3% of children reported bringing gluten-free food while travelling only "some of the time" or "never", while only 2.6% of the older ones did so (p = 0.01).
This ambition is not just a matter of better working conditions or more money; work is never only about those things.
I would move quickly, check things off my list, and go, go, go... treating my goals and dreams as if they had to happen now or never -- only to discover they would never happen if I didn't pace myself.
About 49% said rarely or never, and only 6% replied always.
Smoking status was categorized as current, ex, or never and only referred to cigarette smoking.
It means that most genes have been horizontally transferred either once or never, and only a relatively small proportion of genes have been transferred many times.
20% of respondents (99/496) used guidelines seldom or never and only 4 (0.8%) were unaware of the treatment guidelines registered by the Health Insurance Fund.
Sixteen physicians (52%) considered that the information obtained at real-time "frequently" had an impact in the diagnostic or management process of patients, whereas for 13 participants it happened "sometimes" (42%) and "rarely" or "never" for only two physicians from the Interns group [Table 12].
