She tries not to fall for the seductions that Collins says mark failing organizations: the belief that one magic move will change everything; the faith in perpetual restructuring; the tendency to replace questions with statements at meetings.
We reused old questions with each three-year cycle, using test item analysis to edit, delete, or replace questions as needed.
These interviews were non-standardised because the study explores a relatively new research area [ 43], and because that offers a lot of flexibility during the interview, e.g. in rephrasing or replacing questions, and in probing answers [ 32].
Well, they just replaced a question mark with a question mark.
In the following series of interviews, these checking questions were replaced by questions originating from the analysis of previous interviews.
From the new perspective, questions concerning individuals are replaced with questions concerning the group, and questions concerning knowledge at a particular time are abandoned for questions about cognitive development and learning.
We used the modified Group Health Association of America-9 (mGHAA-9) questionnaire but replaced the question on technical skill of endoscopist with a question on patient comfort level during endoscopy as proposed by Rio et al [ 14].
A one-hour special first shown on Monday, "The First Black President?" was updated Wednesday with new graphics that replaced the question mark with an exclamation point.
Goodman certainly shared with Dewey a conviction that art and science are close in many ways and, like Dewey, he replaced the question "what is art?" with "when is art?" They also both took a naturalist approach to the arts.
In the questionnaire which will be sent to the student population, specific questions on employment status are replaced by questions on study load and additional part-time jobs.
For Valentine, the questions about his back have temporarily replaced the questions about whether he will manage differently with the security of a three-year, $7.95 million contract.
