Sentence examples for a respondent indicated from inspiring English sources

Among the Republicans surveyed, the likelihood of whether a respondent indicated that he would vote for a candidate was not significantly affected by either a green position or a not-green position.

Some survey questions were not asked if a respondent indicated that they had contacted the Helpline for someone other than themselves, such as a partner or family member.

If a respondent indicated that he or she did not understand the meaning of the item the interviewer repeated the exact wording.

A respondent indicated that many are willing to waive their consent in Norway because 'there is significant trust' in the healthcare system.

For example, if a respondent indicated they did not perform surveillance on central line associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI), they were not presented with a vignette describing a potential CLABSI.

The resulting two scale scores ranging from 0 4 (non-bodily secondhand effects) and 0 3 (bodily secondhand hand effects) were used in the logistic regression as binary variables (0/1) indicating whether or not a respondent indicated to have experienced last year, respectively, one or more bodily, or non-bodily secondhand effects.

Among the 32 institutions with 2 respondents, 96% had a respondent indicate a case was investigated over the past 2 years.

It is omitted because interviewers/researchers are not able to provide adequate intervention by telephone if a respondent indicates that they are having such thoughts [ 23].

Responsiveness, determined from response probability or another suitable index, is a respondent's report of its subjective experience with some event E. High responsiveness by a respondent indicates the stimulus event is deemed more intense or noxious and low responsiveness by a respondent indicates the stimulus event is deemed less intense or noxious.

If a respondent indicates to consider 6 years in perfect health (with value 1) equal to 10 years in state A, the value of health state A is assumed to be equal to 0.6.

In the standard scoring method, the score on a category of daily living is corrected upwards when a respondent indicates the use of help from others or a device for performing one of the items in this category.