The question of correcting for multiple tests (and which method to use) is a contentious one [ 87] and it is often bypassed.
His advice was required almost continuously on questions of correct religious garb, suitable selections from the Scriptures, and the like.
An ethical question is thereby reduced to a question of technically correct procedure, and free action consists of choosing the correct means.
A fundamental decision with respect to designing reusable, composable services is the question of the correct size, or so-called granularity.
Owens (1978, 137 154) devotes almost an entire chapter to the question of the correct rendering of ousia into English, concluding that 'entity' is to be preferred to 'substance'substance
Thus the resulting networks display properties that arise from the interplay of such features associated with multiple time scales, and the question of a "correct" or proper aggregation interval length is ill-posed.
In this section the experiment performed by Matthew Meselson and Franklin Stahl, which has been called "the most beautiful experiment in biology", and which was designed to answer the question of the correct DNA replication mechanism will be discussed (Meselson and Stahl 1958).
12 While the question of a "correct" dose has been raised on many occasions, to date no clear evidence has emerged to answer this issue.
Although the question of the correct or reasonable level of utilization cannot be answered through small area variation analysis, a significant variation in otherwise homogeneous areas may indicate that use of radiological services, at least in some areas, is not optimal [ 2, 5]; that is, that underuse or overuse occurs.
In this question, the percentage of correct answers was very low (14.9%), and this made the research team wonder whether the question itself might have been confusing or the related content insufficiently clear in the course.
