The failure of patients to discuss use of CAM with health care professionals further limits the number and variation of questions we receive.
Future research could extend the variation of questions relating to patients who are at high risk of complications to confirm the possibility of this finding.
Due to the variation of questions in collecting behavioural and socio-demographic data, we were unable to merge many key components of behavioural risk characteristics such as partner turnover; similarly, a common protocol was not used across all three studies, and we therefore cannot be sure that all categorizations are the same.
THE Yankees had won their fourth consecutive American League pennant, and in the clubhouse Monday night, the difficult part began: asking players variations of questions we had asked and they had answered for three consecutive autumns.
These results help meet a call for developing variations of questions that are shown to maintain validity (Nehm et al., 2012a).
The questions we used (Table 2) were variations of questions developed by Bishop and Anderson (1990) for their Open Response Instrument and are similar in form to questions recently described by Nehm et al.
At every game Williams has covered, someone — another broadcaster, a producer, a fan — inevitably asked some variation of the Question.
"What was your dad like when you came out?" When people discover I'm both gay and the son of an Anglican vicar, the Reverend Ian Godfrey, their response is often a predictable variation of this question.
Yesterday, when Sessions testified, for more than four hours, before the House Judiciary Committee, Democrat after Democrat asked some variation of the question of whether he'd perjured himself in his confirmation hearings, last January.
And no conversation between an Iranian and a visiting American seems to be complete without some variation of the question: "When do you think we will have relations again?" What's fueling this discussion?
