Sentence examples for Little questionnaire from inspiring English sources

Before he answered it, a little questionnaire came, asking How old are you?

So here is an open invitation going out to Dr Jensen (hi Dennis - this is just for you) to answer this little questionnaire I've put together.

"We give people a little questionnaire with some lifestyle questions, things like what time do they crawl in at night, how often do they clean, what are they looking for in a roommate," Ms. Prentoulis said.

To get things rolling, I sent the aforementioned candidates a little questionnaire (which you can find on The 6th Floor blog).

Lou Reed's interviews are never less than interesting, especially when he's talking to New York magazine: one minute he's blowing up in public as a result of an interviewer's perceived stupidity, the next he's taking a tiny little questionnaire and using it as a platform for asking, probably not entirely seriously, to have a street named after him.

The first day and the last day, we fill in a little questionnaire for the physician to assess the impact of pain on our everyday activities.

The purpose of this study was to develop and assess the initial psychometric properties of a screening tool, the Little DCD Questionnaire (Little DCDQ), designed to identify DCD amongst preschoolers aged 3 and 4.

Additionally, there are numerous prescreening tools available that perform well and cost little (risk questionnaires) [ 16].

Consumption of F&V, red and processed meat was assessed using a modified version of the Health Education Authority (HEA3) food frequency questionnaire (Little et al., 1998) Patients were asked to estimate portion sizes (small, medium, large), the number of days each week the food was consumed, and the number of portions a day.

While research has focused on subjective accounts using interviews, diaries and questionnaires, little is known about the frequency and probability of these behaviours.

Although studies have focused on the role of interviewers administering highly-structured quantitative questionnaires, little appears to have been published reporting the experiences of interviewers themselves[ 7, 8].