In addition, we also find that most sentences labeled as yes relate with some other part of the text which may not necessarily be their neighboring sentences.
In addition, it is possible that this asymmetry could have caused a response bias toward yes (related) responses; however, we did not find a response bias when examining the behavioral data.
Skipping conditioner (yes, this relates to your skin).
And yes, this relates to the fact that there are hardly any people of color in major, prominent roles.
When to score this item as "yes" is related to the target condition.
"LBP" was defined as positive if the child answered yes to pain related to the lumbar area, "MBP" for pain related to the thoracic spine, and "NP" for pain related to the cervical area.
And yes, he's related to that Picasso.
Nobody, for example, wanted to sit to the left of Eberhard Faber (yes, he's related to the pencils), a strong player who repeatedly dealt draw;draw poker being a game in which those to the left of the dealer are "under the gun," required to bet or check before they can garner any clues about other players' hands.
For each of the items, the degree of responsiveness was estimated by the percentage of "good" or "very good" answers and the percentage of positive answers to three other dichotomous variables (yes or no), related to the health professional's skills, availability of medicines, and adequacy of equipment in the care.
There were 12 items for participants to respond with "yes" or "no": Four related to the epidemic situation, one related to vaccination, three related to preventive measures, three related to drug treatment, and one related to poultry safety.
