Sentence examples for analyzed survey from inspiring English sources

According to the census report, which analyzed survey responses collected in 2003, among counties nationwide with the highest average commuting times, only five other counties showed higher percentages.

YouGov analyzed survey responses collected from a panel of more than 200,000 Americans and found that millennials who identify as Democrats are more interested in fashion and are more diverse in their dress sense than their Republican counterparts.

Another study that analyzed survey data from more than 159,000 Americans also found lower socioeconomic status was linked to higher rates of sleep complaints.

To explore this possibility, researchers analyzed survey data on the eating and drinking habits of more than 70,000 adults then followed them for more than 13 years on average to see whether cancers got diagnosed.

We held one-on-one conference calls, hosted a massive in-person conference of over 300 volunteer leaders and carefully analyzed survey data gathered at thousands of house parties around the country.

For the study, researchers analyzed survey data from 369 patients over the course of six months, collected from the Patients Receiving Integrative Medicine Interventions Effectiveness Registry (PRIMIER), the first-ever registry of integrative medicine patients.

Ms. Fernandes, of the Pardee RAND Graduate School in Santa Monica, Calif., analyzed surveys done in 2004 that looked at more than 10,000 fifth graders in 40 states.

Using outside digital strategists, the campaign analyzed surveys from Democratic and Republican pollsters that determined, among other things, how often people were watching live television.

For this purpose we looked at data from the online ticket system Jira and analyzed surveys and meeting notes.

Written informed consent was obtained from participants in all analyzed surveys.

We analyzed surveys collected from 2009 to 2010, representing the third year of the KNHANES IV (2007 2009) survey and the first year of the KNHANES V (2010 2012) survey.