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Overgaard does agree, however, that someone who can reliably answer questions via brain activity is likely conscious.

If we understand ourselves to be "gardeners," we will patiently and reliably answer young children's questions and make safe spaces for risk-taking teens.

Heizer has three newer loaders and a million-dollar satellite-linked grader to make his roads and mounds, and a crew of well-paid young guys who reliably answer him with "O.K., Mike".

Looking at a collection of objects that he hadn't seen before, Alex could reliably answer a two-tiered question like "How many blue blocks?" — a tricky task for toddlers.

Unfortunately, those are questions that are tough to reliably answer in real time.

In other words, hair analysis can provide a yes-or-no answer, but it can't reliably answer the all-important question of how much.

Also taken into consideration is the ability of respondents to reliably answer 10 to 20 CBC questions [ 23, 25].

One critical area to be addressed by African researchers is to ensure that data collection tools are valid for specific target populations, and are reliably answered.

A clinically useful HPV nucleic acid test must be able to reliably answer two questions: (1) Is there HPV DNA in the specimen?

Information was sought from the WHO's network of designated national drug information officers because we believed they would be able to reliably answer questions about the licensing, supply and distribution of magnesium sulphate.

However, the aim of this study was to provide evidence supporting the conclusion that cognitively impaired MS patients reliably answer a self-reported QoL questionnaire regardless of the presence or absence of other factors that could have influenced their performance.