In the interests of clarity, we should have some more time and have clarification from the President's office.
The questions of the study were asked one at a time and further clarifications were requested in order to clarify the individual's experiences (e.g. if they used metaphors, they were asked if they can explain further what they mean by this).
In this process the study coordinator will walk through the risks and benefits of the proposed study, allowing ample time for discussion and clarification.
I am not going to comment on the statistics and methodology of Gambetta and Hertog's analysis, but their description of the engineer's mind-set is off base, behind the times and deserves clarification.
They include the adjustment of the 8 items of daily performances, simplification of rating scales, decrease of the time frame and rearrangement and clarification of the complex questions that were beyond the capability of children under 12 years according to Piaget's cognitive development theory [ 32].
Failing to have time to receive updates and clarification about their bladder condition was a common experience for the participants, making them feel that they were not treated seriously, as the following participant shared: I can just see the doctor for around two to three minutes at most in each follow-up session.
The current public discussion of race and the Academy Awards is a time of contention which may prove a time of clarification and of constructive new policies.
The editors did not always agree with our perspective or words, but with a lot of patience and clarification (times without number) it worked, and that is why it took so long. .
But the truth is that whenever a leader pushes out a plan of some sort, he or she allows time for questions and clarifications.
Some stated that the time spent was "definitely inadequate" with comments like "in an ideal world, patients [should be] counselled for at least 30 minutes with enough time for questions and clarifications".
