Question:
Based on the premise "For example, if the purpose of the study is illustrative, an appropriate basis for site selection could be typical, representative, or cluster; the case studies would be conducted concurrently with other methods used in the main study; prestructuring or guidance to the evaluators in the field would be low to moderate to permit the thickness and richness of insights needed; data could be qualitative only or both qualitative and quantitative; the case studies probably would be analyzed within sites only; and the reporting would probably be narrative.", can we conclude that "It's a very simple study with only one approach."?
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Answer:
no

Question:
Based on the premise "But a hot bath to be followed by a meal which was not the jerky, corn meal, bitter coffee of trail cooking!", can we conclude that "He was going to have a bath and some food."?
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Answer:
yes

Question:
Based on the premise "and people just she she she she used to say to me when at when she was ninety two or something at the time say", can we conclude that "She said that when she was 92."?
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Answer:
yes