Sentence examples for analyses of respondents from inspiring English sources
Analyses of respondents' perception of WTs have focused on the impact of characteristics such as age, gender, education level, and distance on the home or place of frequent sojourn from WTs, as well as the so-called not-in-my-back-yard (NIMBY) effect.
Analyses of respondents' characteristics demonstrated that the intervention groups and the control group were comparable and formed representative samples of the hospitals' resident population.
Following regression analyses of respondents' choices, a utility value was calculated for each attribute (or more specifically, the particular level of each attribute), indicating the effect of that attribute on respondents' preferences.
This study reported on the qualitative analyses of respondents' written comments on expectations on FMSs: part of a larger national study on the perception of the Malaysian public healthcare professionals on FMSs (PERMFAMS).
OR = odds ratio for increase in behaviour rate between 1990 and 2003, CI = confidence interval Analyses of respondents from areas of lower versus higher deprivation showed very similar results to those of social class in terms of patterns of changes in risk behaviour over time (Table 6).
It is difficult to explain the considerably longer time women have reported waiting for asthma treatment and men have reported for treatment regarding mental health problems without further analyses of respondents' health status, attitudes regarding access to health care, and other health care seeking behaviors.
Analyses of the respondents' on-line behavior while completing the LHC confirmed that respondents used the LHC's graphic interface to correct and reedit previous answers, thus decreasing data errors.
Secondly, we restricted our analyses to respondents of prime working age (20 to 55 years at baseline) to avoid the influence of normative workforce transitions.
Twelve of the reviewed studies performed analyses of non-respondents [ 43- 48, 48, 50, 51, 53- 560]60].
We conducted analyses comparing proportions of respondents with non-respondents for gender.
We conducted analyses comparing proportions of respondents with non-respondents for gender and age (available for 90% and 84% of non-respondents respectively).
