Take the following as truth: If the evaluation question involved an understanding of working conditions for migrant laborers or workers in heavy industry, a thick description, even including information on how exhausted the evaluator felt in the heat, would be more appropriate-according to some case study methodologists-than only recording that the thermometer registered 95 degrees.
Then the following statement: "Descriptions are better than numbers sometimes." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: True