Sentence examples for a neutral survey from inspiring English sources

The editors seem to have asked each author to provide a personal account of the assigned subject, not a neutral survey.

One is a "push poll," a smear campaign that sounds like a neutral phone survey.

First, using neutral survey language to ask voters about their hypothetical support for affirmative action is far different from gauging voter opinion after an intense issue campaign.

A substantial proportion of respondents reported a "neutral" stance for multiple survey items.

Among the medical educators surveyed, 38.5% had a neutral experience of PBL as a student-oriented educational approach.

This survey scale did not include a neutral point, and the option of a "don't know" response may have carried the ambivalence stance.

For non-neutral surveys, see Caramazza & Mahon (2006), Shallice & Cooper (2011).

Changes made to the survey included revising the Likert rating to remove a neutral response and ensure that all professional groups were considered in the demographic information.

If that's not one of the options in the survey, people who feel that way may simply select "agree" or choose a "neutral" response.

In a 2006 survey of 1,004 Hong Kong journalists, the majority (58percentt) said that the media should "take a neutral stand" in the event of a conflict between Hong Kong and China.

The British Election Study, a huge survey of public opinion, found that 41% of Labour supporters would back the constitution if asked a neutral question about the treaty.