Sentence examples for payment questions from inspiring English sources
Jack Caffey, the federation president, said there was ample time to settle payment questions.
The NOAA Panel on Contingent Valuation advocated a "no answer" response option to dichotomous-choice payment questions, but did not give guidance as to how this additional response should be interpreted conceptually or analytically.
To meet the higher standard of 90% reliability, 105 and 64 responses to the two payment questions were needed.
For the 3% of practices with fewer than the 105 and 64 responses to the two payment questions needed to meet the highest standards of 90% reliability (for PE7 and PE8 respectively), we recommend that larger numbers of patients from these practices should be sampled in future rounds of the survey.
However, these associations were almost entirely a function of the demographic characteristics of practices, as the partial correlations of response rate with the two payment questions were weak and inconsistent in direction once we controlled for demographic factors (0.04 and −0.07 for PE7 and PE8 respectively, P<0.05 for each).
It looked, briefly, as if he might be confronting Trump about a lie, until Peña Nieto's spokesman subsequently told David Luhnow, of the Wall Street Journal, that, because Trump had simply ignored the Mexican President when he brought up the payment question, it was technically correct that there hadn't been a "discussion".
We investigate the econometric modeling and response effects associated with multiple-bounded, polychotomous-choice payment question.
The treaty recites the payment of it, and as no such question seems ever before to have been raised, or full payment questioned, either by government or the Indians, it must at this late day be assumed, until the contrary is quite clearly made to appear, that the contract in that respect was performed.
Complete answers to the first and second payment question were received from 704 (46.7%) persons in the original sample.
A1 Lobbyist Payments Questioned Investigators at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting are examining $15,000 in payments to two Republican lobbyists last year that were not disclosed to the corporation's board, people involved in the inquiry said.
