Sentences with phrase «redundant questions»

Phase II: Individual questions were edited and redundant questions were eliminated by a focus group consisting of 10 experts of child and adolescent psychology (n = 3), epidemiology (n = 2), biostatistics (n = 3) and medical sociology (n = 2).

In order to gain a basic understanding of your professional situation, confirm your need for career counseling / coaching, and avoid generic and redundant questions about your work experience, education, and skills, we request that you send us your resume as a precursor to speaking with you.

Answer redundant questions as though you'd never heard them before.

Such method may benefit from redundant questions useful to catch liars, but it might make the polling process too complex.

theres no exclusives for PS4 Pro either, i do nt see why you had to make a redundant question like that

in Korsakovia it's ultimately about how that's just a redundant question, as everything and nothing is, at the same time, if that makes any sense.

Although this was a different witness, it was a redundant question.

A redundant question for sure.

That's probably a redundant question as I've read your books and posts and it's obvious you take your time and plan.

Not exact matches

So then getting back to the question of how do we pay for this system, this is really quite a profound — I won't call it breakthrough, but realization that if we can build a system that cannibalizes our own products, makes our own products redundant, then all of the resources, which are quite enormous, that are used for Falcon 9, Heavy, and Dragon, can be applied to one system.

Which raises the question: Did those lawyers just play a part in rendering themselves redundant?

As digital currencies emerge, therefore, the preference for decentralised payment systems would ostensibly render the use of a banking intermediary redundant, which raises pertinent questions regarding the role — or lack thereof — of central banks.

Begs the question of why you believe in all the old testament nonsense is it not redundant?

Far from being carefully worded, the characterization in question would then be obviously, and needlessly, redundant.

My response to this question is that however we try to articulate such a conception, God turns out to be redundant, a fifth wheel, an entity without a function precisely because ordinary actual occasions are not only capable of performing the function in question, they actually do perform it.

Sorry to be redundant but I could not find this question / comment in the Comments Section.

I keep looking at the comments to make sure this question isn't redundant.

At this point posing the question AGAIN is not only redundant, it is also stupid.

P.S. I think everyone else has basically answered your question, so I won't be redundant; I just wanted to share my experience with the situation at hand.

With the English parliament restored - Westminster becomes redundant and it's this - the vested interests of the British establishment that really stops them asking the English questions.

At prime minister's question time this afternoon, he also likened Mr Blair to BBC sitcom character David Brent - «utterly redundant, just hanging around the office» - and pressed him over forthcoming world trade talks.

Given that it was one of the issues that the President had already addressed in his introductory remarks, that question had become redundant.

Jim Murphy nailed Liam Fox again with another urgent question in the Commons, forcing the defence secretary back to the floor of the house to explain why RAF personnel were being made redundant on their return from Afghanistan.

We do not expect or aim to make disciplinary boundaries redundant, but to transcend them by discovering complementarities between the tools that different researchers have to offer, in pursuit of the large questions that concern us all as scientists and as citizens.

As per your first question, let me clarify something (at the risk of being redundant): anything over 12 - 15 reps that is also under MAF counts as MAF training.

- Answering a few questions while signing up may seem redundant but it's actually used to match you with women who like the same thing.

If this film poses any questions that aren't simply redundant at this point, it's the film's frank look at age and the abrasive acknowledgement of time that one has when you reach the point where there needs to be a roll call in the morning to assure the plucky hotel owner that you're still breathing.

The information is a little redundant, but you get a different vibe from this than the other extras and the public's detail - oriented questions are especially fun.

Even if it feels a bit redundant, go through the main components of the document together, and clarify all questions.

A couple of other «getting started» questions have been closed (as redundant with these questions), so I hope that my question is different and specific enough.

By the time you schedule 20 tour stops, however, this format can lose steam when the questions seem redundant.

I apologize for being redundant, because this question has already been asked, but the answer given was never accepted and didn't actually answer the question being asked.

While it's true that the cost of online, redundant, performant, secure data storage is significantly higher than you anticipate in the question, it should still be well within the capacity of a large enterprise.

My question is does this game make KOF 97 redundant, or is there content in the previous installment (characters, stages, music, etc), that isn't present in KOF 98?

Whilst referencing marketing techniques that deftly seduce the viewer, Simmons renders any didactic message redundant, calling into question the speed and proliferation of mass marketing in a digital age and the commoditisation of youth cultures.

Memphis's question is redundant, there is no «AGW from a heated Earth», the AGWSF Greenhouse Effect is science fraud.

For a non-profit like NWEI that develops sustainability education course books intended to Inspire people to take responsibility for Earth, these questions might seem a bit redundant.

Key questions to ask your managed review team to ensure collaboration with the law firm, reducing redundant work and sharing important data in real - time

Commentators have questioned the suitability of the new chair, and suggested that the inquiry is too big and unwieldy, some have argued that the inquiry is now redundant.

But then the publishing business in question has already made redundant any trained publishers it used to have and has outsourced most of its publishing functions to the Far East.

And quote forms can run up to 110 questions or longer — and they are very redundant.

Of course, some may find the app redundant, as the purpose of Amazon Echo is far - field Always - on listening functionality, which enable owners of the device to ask questions and make orders even when they're fairly far from Echo in terms of location.

Eliminated duplicate or redundant inquiries and referred new members to pinned or saved threads on frequently asked questions and common issues

Having just been made redundant I started the rounds of visiting recruitment agencies and asked this very question — PDF or DOC (x)?

@Michael Rasband I went to one in November and I have had a very different experience and so did most of the people that took it with me that actually ended up purchasing something, the first event in itself wasn't horrible (a lot of redundant information from day to day, best day is the 1st day everything else is just the first day expressed in different terms) once you purchase their packages the first 3 days (which is when you are able to get the refund no question asked) they stay on top of you and email you and respond to you emails after the first 3 days pass everything goes downhill.