Sentence examples for adapted a survey from inspiring English sources

We adapted a survey instrument developed by Timothy Lethbridge to assess the extent to which the education delivered by four UK universities matches the requirements of the software industry.

We adapted a survey tool used in a previous study assessing resources and needs of research ethics committees in Africa [ 10].

Accordingly, we adapted a survey questionnaire based on the instrument from Wagner et al 16 to present to medical education leaders to identify the primary competencies of medical education leadership.

iv) Abandoning clinical audit for a broader hospital survey approach: In this fourth approach we adapted a survey tool developed for rapid hospital assessment that combined audit of the process of care with assessment of the structure in which care was delivered – helping to address staff concerns over resource availability [ 5].

School climate was assessed by adapting a survey developed by The Safe Communities Safe Schools Program (SCSS), (Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence; http://www.colorado.edu/cspv/; accessed May 2014).

From this, we adapted a patient survey, a provider survey and a practice survey.

Cross-cultural translation and adaptation of measures into another language have been undertaken in a number of studies [31, 32, 33]; however, no prior studies have been found that cross-culturally translated and adapted a colon cancer survey into the Urdu language.

The questions for this survey were adapted from a survey implemented in the aftermath of the 2010 Boston Water Crisis [ 18] and from polls conducted by Gallup® [ 19].

Also Stager's General Knowledge sub-scale was adapted for a survey among Jordanian nurses [ 18] and a low reliability coefficient of 0.26 was reported.

The instrument (items shown in Table  1), was adapted from a survey of adherence to antidepressant medications in community settings [ 30].

It does this through better reach and scale, afforded by distributing its surveys primarily via mobile ads that reside in third party apps and on mobile publishers' websites, and a smarter UX that sees it do things like shorten or adapt a particular survey if it detects a participant is about to bail before completion.