Sentence examples for almost all survey from inspiring English sources

Almost all survey participants agreed that the research topic (88percentt), good publication prospects (78percentt), and principal investigator (PI, 78 percent) had the greatest influence in their choosing of a postdoctoral position.

More than 75%% of the study participants either strongly agreed or somewhat agreed that they know what to do in the event of a disaster; almost all survey respondents (93 %) were willing to report for duty in the event of a disaster and understood why they might be required to work overtime in the event of a disaster.

Its principal weakness is the one common to almost all survey research, a low rate of response.

In almost all the surveyed countries, most people (60% on average) said that surveillance would not change their tendency to publicly criticise their government.

This is why I usually resist commenting on approval ratings data until there is a trend consistent across almost all surveys.

Almost all surveys were completed by radiologists (97%%).

In Umnugobi, almost all surveyed households used dried manure (n = 29; 96.7%).

According to Ofcom's data, Facebook remains a staple for U.K. kids, with almost all surveyed children (96%) reporting they have a profile on the site — a proportion that has remained largely unchanged since 2011.

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As influences on their work, almost all surveyed GPs regarded experiences from general practice very important, and a majority also emphasised experiences from private life.

This means that the good attitude of almost all surveyed physiotherapists in Nigeria towards physical activity promotion had no influence on their counselling practice to patients.