Sentence examples for a larger scale questionnaire from inspiring English sources

Utilising a semi-structured approach to these interviews enabled women to highlight factors that were important to their decision making, something that may be lost if a larger scale, questionnaire approach had been adopted.

Followed by a large scale questionnaire survey and factor analysis, four indexes were extracted.

A large scale questionnaire survey was conducted in Chongqing, where the PRH program allows residents to rent and buy after five-year lease.

Moreover, a large scale questionnaire, with more than 500 respondents, was distributed with the focus on two big Italian cities, Turin and Rome.

They helped me distribute a large-scale questionnaire to their colleagues from different departments of the college and to their female relatives and friends.

A large-scale questionnaire survey was conducted with representatives of each of these three groups of stakeholders in the Shandong University, one of the largest academic institutions in China.

However, after a decade, it was found in a large-scale questionnaire survey study (Brown et al. 2011), in which 898 teachers from Southern China were involved, that teachers seemingly held the view that such assessment was only weakly relevant to real improvement in teaching and learning.

Furthermore, in a large-scale questionnaire survey (Zhao et al. 2016b) on teachers' assessment practice and beliefs in primary mathematics classes in China, it was revealed, based on 1158 teachers' responses, that teachers did not consider questioning as relevant enough to provide useful student learning information, despite assessing their students by questioning nearly every day.

In this study, we examined determinant factors associated with the residential consumption and perception of savings of electricity and city gas; this was based on data collected from a large-scale questionnaire sent to households in Suita, Osaka Prefecture, Japan, in two different years: 2009 and 2013.

In this study, we sought to clarify the prevalence of pruritus in diabetic and nondiabetic subjects and the relevance of pruritus to the symptoms and signs of diabetic polyneuropathy (DPN) using a large-scale questionnaire survey.

In the NARCOMS registry, a large-scale questionnaire study of people in North America with multiple sclerosis, comorbid conditions, including refractive error, cataracts, strabismus, and glaucoma, were a common cause of visual dysfunction and reduced visual quality of life (Salter et al., 2013).