Also, mothers of children with disabilities are typically poorly educated and not familiar with completing surveys, making the questionnaire much longer to complete.
THE evening usually starts with an unmarked door, poorly lighted stairs and a familiar popping sound.
The Jets fell to 1-6 aftheirheir latest loss, playing well in the first half and poorly in the second, a familiar brand of football Mangini dubbed "the Jekyll-and-Hyde approach".
Since a property with this sort of causal power would be unlike anything else with which we are familiar and fits poorly into our scientific conception of the world, Mackie argues that we should not believe in such properties.
This paper presents two studies that investigate whether users familiar with a poorly designed UI would find items faster, and prefer a reorganized UI that conformed to domain expert knowledge, or would their familiarity with the original UI yield faster performance and higher satisfaction.
The group "elegantly" explains a phenomenon familiar to many but poorly understood, says Howard Stone, a physicist at Harvard University.
Woodson acknowledged that the defense has been playing poorly, and Packers wins have taken on a familiar pattern: the offense builds a seemingly insurmountable lead, then gives the opponent most of the second half to try to surmount it.
Familiar brands now stand accused of exploiting poorly paid workers with a callous indifference to their safety.
The authors begin with what is, by now, a reasonably familiar point: qualitative research tends to be poorly received by Research Ethics Committees (RECs) and IRBs (Institutional Research Boards).
