We recommend retaining the question on contraception in the Malawian setting for several reasons.
We retained the questions as written in the original Trust and Teambuilding Scale, but found it necessary to ensure conceptual equivalence of translated items, not literal translation [ 41].
Celtic will retain the flag, the question being by how much.
Regarding question 12, the bureau said today that "[g]iven the importance of this small population group to the economy, the federal statistical system and the nation, bolstered by the new knowledge of historical precedent brought to light by commenters to the Federal Register notice, the Census Bureau therefore plans to retain this question on the 2016 ACS".
Consequently, to explore preliminary trends further, we concentrated on the six countries (Belgium, France, Greece, Ireland, Slovenia and UK) where the GALI question was essentially unchanged between 2005 and 2009, but also included Romania, which had retained the same question since EU accession in 2007.
PTOPS was forward translated from English into Italian so as to retain the meaning of the questions in the original questionnaire.
Such an amnesic person can retain the gist of a question or request long enough to respond appropriately, unless, of course, there is enough delay in performance or attention is diverted.
A negative relationship between confidence and later accuracy (other factors controlled) might offer some support for this notion, in that students who are less certain about their knowledge of the concept in the prequestion are more likely to learn and retain the answer to that question when it is encountered in class.
Nor should it be, if we wish to retain the ability to debate the questions most essential to a democracy: What wars should we fight?
In this judgment, the court said that the budgetary decision-making must remain democratically anchored – which meant the Bundestag would always retain the last word on questions of gigantic financial liabilities.
