The phrase "amount of respondents" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "number of respondents," as "number" is used for countable items.
Example: "The survey received a large number of respondents, indicating strong interest in the topic."
Alternatives: "total of respondents" or "count of respondents."
The Commission concludes that the present record does not establish these conditions since Ernst & Ernst could not reasonably have foreseen that the financial statements of First Securities would induce respondents to invest in the escrow accounts, respondents in fact did not rely on Ernst & Ernst's audits, and the amount of respondents' damages was unascertainable.
About the same amount of respondents felt others treated them differently after they revealed they had the condition.
A similar amount of respondents (91percentt) said they understand that product and safety recalls occur at even the best-run companies.
Furthermore, although only a small amount of respondents were reached the wealth of expertise is reflected by the volume of the total residents under their care.
To avoid considering observations with only a small amount of respondents to the surveys, only counties with more than 300 people answering the survey in 2014 are considered, resulting in a total of 53 counties.
By dividing the amount of recipients by the amount of respondents, you can measure the effectiveness of email campaigns.
For counties with no information or small amount of survey respondents, the average perception of security, obtained as the average of the whole state is plotted, only for display purposes.
For counties with no information or small amount of survey respondents, the average victimisation rate, obtained as the average of the whole state is plotted, only for display purposes.
The marginal willingness to pay (MWTP) measure the amount of money respondents are willing to pay to trade off for a unit improvement in an environmental attribute or the amount they are willing to pay to prevent the welfare losses of farmer.
However, the amount of time respondents stated children could be left unsupervised varied significantly especially for the older ages in the study, with some participants being extremely cautious and other outliers with recommendations that might be interpreted by some as reckless.
This describes the amount of money respondents believe compensates for a given change in the factor.
