Sentence examples for alongside survey from inspiring English sources

But the IM did, arguing: "These members noted that the continuing rapid fall in unemployment alongside survey evidence of tightening in the labour market created a prospect that wage growth would pick up.

According to the minutes, the two dissenting MPC members said the state of the economy justified an immediate rise in the bank rate: "These members noted that the continuing rapid fall in unemployment alongside survey evidence of tightening in the labour market created a prospect that wage growth would pick up.

The CHWs conducted the screening alongside survey teams collecting household and individual level data.

Alongside this survey is statistical data that shows alcohol-related hospital admissions (for both sexes in their 60s) have tripled in a decade.

For mixed methods studies, interviews were commonly used alongside quantitative data collection methods (7/14 TB studies) a combination of FGDs and interviews were used alongside surveys in the malaria focused studies (12/24).

A prospective repeated measure objective assessment design was used alongside surveys carried out pre- and post- course to assess candidates' confidence in managing different common presentations of emergency patients in this context.

Alongside this historical survey is a moving exhibition of new work by Chicago-based artist Theaster Gates, An Epitaph for Civil Rights, utilizing decommissioned fire hoses as a medium.

Alongside the survey results the article also featured candid opinions from the young people themselves.

We also assumed that samples would be processed on site alongside LF survey activities, each team would survey two clusters per day and four teams would be active in each EU, based on experience from previous TAS surveys.

Qualitative data collected via in-depth interviews with caseload midwives and key stakeholders alongside the survey data reported in this paper will further explain the concerns that were raised throughout the study about features of caseload work that were deterrents for midwives.

Our findings suggest that FFQ data alone may not be sufficient to quantify MeHg exposure, and that hair samples which are easily collected alongside a survey and remain the standard for MeHg exposure assessment provide a better measure of overall exposure.