Sentence examples for a unique survey of from inspiring English sources

It will "change human relationships," said one from Singapore.These results are drawn from a unique survey of young high-fliers, with a median age of 23, conducted by The Economist with MORI, a market-research company, for the organisers of the annual International Management Symposium which opens in St Gallen, Switzerland, on May 25th.

We use a unique survey of fourth and fifth grade students who were given a laptop, thereby controlling for the typical disparity in computer ownership and access among lower SES students.

The question of the impact of ethnic diversity in school on the trust of schoolchildren is addressed by drawing on a unique survey of children with immigrant and native Danish backgrounds, respectively, in the last three grades of primary school in Denmark.

This paper uses a unique survey to examine the nature and extent of knowledge flows that result from the international mobility of researchers whose initial education was in small island countries.

The Prison Reform Trust has just released the results of a unique survey across prisons in England and Wales which shows clearly that people with a learning disability in prison are not being identified.

The results are reported and discussed in Section 4, and a conclusion is provided in Section 5. ESBAM (Encuesta de Salud y Bienestar del Adulto Mayor) is a unique survey collected by the National Institute of Statistics of Peru (INEI) between November and December 2012.

In order for the data to be representative of the population, a unique survey weight was assigned to each participant that corresponded to the number of people represented by that participant in the population as a whole.

With Iterate, developers can integrate their survey with services like MixPanel to specifically target a certain group of users with a unique survey.

The abstracts of presentation at this meeting are not peer-reviewed publications, but nonetheless, due to their volume and diversity, provide a unique global survey of the state of the subject of neuroscience each year.

This study is a unique epidemiological survey of neurodegenerative diseases from 2001 to 2012 in Papua, Indonesia, an area with one of the highest incidences of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in the world.

MABEL is a unique longitudinal survey of Australian doctors, focusing on the determinants of labour supply decisions.