Sentence examples for 100 respondents from inspiring English sources

The report said PwC tested a sample of 100 respondents and found no misreporting that would have improved the university's statistics.

A recent survey of 16- to 30-year-olds by the Gambian charity Be Inspired Internationally found that 65 out of 100 respondents claimed to know two or more friends or relatives who had travelled the back way.

She mentions that more than 100 respondents said they were "highly discerning about who they'll pass time with, reveal limited personal information, don protective layers of cynicism and sarcasm, and project bravada, defensiveness or aloofness," all as ways to keep other women at a distance.

Ed Gillespie, chairman of the Republican State Leadership Committee, a national party organization focused on financing state races, used a similar strategy — text "RSLC" to 21824 — and even offered the first 100 respondents scholarships to attend an event his organization was holding.

Generally, these studies have involved fewer than 100 respondents.

Vehicles with less than 100 respondents were not included for ranking.

In each high school, a cluster sampling strategy was used to randomly select two or three Year-2 classes, and each school contributed around 80 100 respondents to the sample.

Carotid artery imaging most frequently took place the day of the clinic (47%, 47/100 respondents).

Our analysis is based on an investigation into supplementary health insurance contracts, underwriting procedures and annual surveys among 1,700 2,100 respondents over the period 2006 2009.

Previous studies have shown that sample sizes of 40 100 respondents may be sufficient for reliable statistical analyses (Salkeld et al, 2005; Berchi et al, 2006; de Bekker-Grob et al, 2009).

Second, over the same period (2006 2009), we used an annual survey among about 1,700 2,100 respondents to investigate reasons for (not) switching to another health insurer for basic and/or supplementary insurance and to find out whether or not consumers faced obstacles or restrictions when applying for supplementary health insurance.