Q: If For example, case studies are not well suited for answering the question, How often does something happen?, can we say that "Case studies are not good ways to answer the question of how something happens."?

A: yes

Q: If In the first ever in Poland inquisitional massage spa located on Saint Street, this motto was hung outside: 'Even if you have no stress in your life, you will still get rid of it.' This was a creative interpretation of a famous, and reflecting the spirit of those times, maxim of Bozydar Oxbellows, who had told each and every one of his prisoners 'Even if you are not practicing heresy, you will still die for it.', can we say that "A sign was hanging outside the spa."?

A: yes

Q: If The Megaron Gyzi Museum to the north of the cable car station is housed in a beautiful 17th-century fortified house., can we say that "There is a cable car stop at the Megaron Gyzi Museum."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If Walker thought the goal of this recommendation was to de-emphasize fine-grained, developmental work and to emphasize pursuing work using available interventions., can we say that "Walker's recommendation was to not emphasize work using available interventions."?

A:
no