Primary and secondary tourist-generating cities of Mainland China were identified based on population size and level of socioeconomic development, and their market potential for outbound travel was assessed through a large-scale telephone survey.
This clearly represents a weakness of our study and means a tribute to the needs of a large-scale telephone interview.
Its prevalence according to a study in six European countries 2 was 16.6% among people aged ≥40 years and, according to a large-scale telephone survey conducted in the USA 3, it was 16.5% among those >18 years.
9, 10 A large-scale telephone survey of 195,000 adults 11 found the odds ratio for the overweight and obese (compared to normal weight) to be 1.59 and 3.44, respectively for diabetes, 1.82 and 3.50, respectively for high blood pressure, and 1.50 and 1.91, respectively for high cholesterol.
Technologies, such as iPhone computers in pockets, powerful desktop browsers being pushed, powerful cheap numerous servers, and something that I don't understand why we didn't try before: connecting computers to the real world at a large scale (banks, telephones, restaurants, people).
This risk was underscored in a large scale, multicentre evaluation of automated telephone based monitoring for patients with heart failure.
The answers to those questions alone will tell us whether Research 2000 could have plausibly conducted live telephone interviewing on such a large scale.
From these findings, it would be reasonable to conclude that remote intervention delivered by telephone, if provided frequently, could be a beneficial measure for preventing the development of T2DM on a large scale.
He does this on a large scale.
Outside entertainment on a large scale at Town Hall's Paradiso.
It is not available now on a large scale.
