Sentence examples for a second survey in from inspiring English sources

* Two weeks ago the US Geological Survey said it was preparing a second survey in North Dakota.

One year following initial responses to the trait measure, respondents participated in a second survey in which they photographed and rank ordered their valued possessions.

Against this backdrop, the district court considered a second survey in which 7.7% of respondents "p[er]ceived a business connection between the two companies and 8.5% confused the names". Id. at 716.

A poll of voting intentions at the European elections in The Sunday Times put Ukip on 29 per cent, one point ahead of Labour, while a second survey in The Sun on Sunday gave Ukip a 3 point lead over Labour.

As RCA is a routine technique on our hands, we are conducting a second survey in order to rule out a "starter effect".

We carried out the first survey in Tokyo in June 2012 in cooperation with the NPO J-BREATH, which is a patient-based for people with respiratory disabilities, and then we carried out a second survey in Nagano in September 2012 in cooperation with HOKUSHIN Flying Disk Club, which is a patient-based group that aims to improve the quality of life of HOT patients through a flying disk game [6].

Indeed, these STs were not detected in Senegal, Liberia, Nigeria, and Tanzania as in a third survey in Egypt [ 37] and only one isolate belonging to ST7 was identified in Libya.

The main strength of this study is that it represents a first survey in Germany that investigates knowledge/beliefs, attitudes, and experiences towards AOM and its therapy in parents with children aged 2 to 7 years.

More than a third surveyed in the report said they were paid less than the minimum wage, while 14% said they had to pay before getting work and 6% had to pay an employer to "sign off" on their regional work requirement.

In a second survey conducted in that same year, 78% of teaching was found to be chalk and talk lectures, reflecting a traditional approach to pharmacology teaching [ 11].

A second survey, published in 2014, replicated those findings, and found the results were particularly striking for technology companies: 65% of companies and projects posted by women were funded, compared to only 30% for men.