Sentence examples for aggregated responses from inspiring English sources

In the first survey of aggregated responses from 2015 and 2016, 49.7percentt of respondents were first-time attendees and 50.3percentt were repeat attendees.

OCC was assessed by front-line caseworkers' (N = 1,740) aggregated responses to the Organizational Social Context measure.

At the conclusion of the survey we will receive a report with aggregated responses and comments from our Law Library users, which will be used to help us determine the value of the FDLP here and to facilitate the development of outcomes-based performance measures.

We aggregated responses from all 10 participants and computed confusion matrices (Fig. 3).

In the results section we present the more relevant findings of the statistical analysis of single and aggregated responses.

Instructors can choose to display aggregated responses, for example as histograms, to make the collective thinking visible to the entire class.

The Keynesian school sees that the aggregated response of rational individuals might have perverse outcomes, as in the paradox of thrift, so calls on the government to take action in response.

Fluorescence intensity (excitation, 560 nm; emission, 590 nm) was measured on an Envision Xcite Multilabel Reader (Perkin-Elmer, Waltham, MA, USA), and the fractional growth inhibition was determined by normalizing assay wells (n = 2) to the aggregated average responses of positive control (10 μM doxorubicin) and negative control (0.2% DMSO) treatments (n = 12).

Thirdly, from the above two invitations, foundation doctors were invited and recruited (n = 64) to act as local survey promoters by disseminating questionnaires at local teaching sessions.> The questionnaire which we validated and published in the national medical student survey was originally based on published aggregated survey responses to CPGs [ 6, 8].

Yet it is by no means the only important cause: there was only one item (no/ineffective drugs for NDs) in the first round, and two items (no/inadequate research coordination and disease-specific research difficulties) in the second round that received less than 80% of aggregated positive responses (most important/important) by all participating experts.

But as I wrote in October, the future of this arrangement was in doubt: the Supreme Court was considering a major challenge to the legality of FERC's order 745, which enabled this aggregated demand response.