Many geographic regions, too, might be helped by simply worded listings of inventions.
I RECENTLY came across a report on the value of taking on some debt that was so simply worded and straightforward that I was startled.
According to guidelines for diary questions, the items are short, simply worded, and try to mimic the participants' internal dialogue, for example, 'at the moment, I suffer from headache'.
The most common reason noted for the inaccurately reported data was misinterpretation of the question to mean MRSA, indicating that despite a simply worded question giving specific definitions, data validation is important.
32 Instead, training in EAT uses simply worded principles to guide the dietitian (figure 2), reminding them to integrate the skills they have learned in training into their normal clinical practice.
For example, a simply worded riddle involving a pencil could be: "This thing is small but contains all things; the longer it goes, the shorter it gets".
The diagnosis is clear: quite simply, words fail.
"Most of them, it's simply word of mouth," Roush said.
It's simply words on a wall saying, "To See and Be Seen".
There is, as Badu points out tonight, "no radio, no video", simply word of mouth.
