Sentence examples for application a survey from inspiring English sources

In real life, it is likely that the presence of plans did not assure their consistent application: a survey conducted in Atlanta, Georgia, after the 2009 pandemic, in 26 EDs revealed that, despite most (92%) of the facilities having pandemic influenza plans, 6 reported "overcrowding," 1 reported "severe overcrowding," and 2 pediatric EDs reported "dangerous overcrowding".

The focus of this paper is the development and application of a survey instrument, the Doctoral Student Connectedness Scale, designed to identify students at risk of dropout.

The purpose of this article is to describe the diagnostic of the application of a survey conducted with the largest private capital goods companies in terms of income in Brazil.

The research "Analysis of future prospects of environmental, physical and psychosocial working conditions on companies offering services" via the application of a survey using the LEST format (Guelaud, Bauchesne, Gautrat and Roustang, France, 1978) aims to identify the most important human factors which will affect the quality of services.

In the present study, the evaluation of the test on buffalo reference sera, indicates satisfying performances (Se = 92.5% and Sp = 94.2%), justifying its application to a survey in Thailand.

bCharacterisation is the first activity carried out by the basic health care teams in the "Home Health" programme in order to include the families of strata 1 and 2. This consists of the application of a survey which identifies the socio-economic and health conditions of the family.

In order to have a more detailed picture of the national situation (to identify areas lacking coverage, to confirm coverage where present and to obtain further details, for example, about reasons for delay in application), a cluster survey, called ICONA, was made in 1998 by means of interviews carried out at the subjects' home.

Future work will include a broader set of analyses on demographically adjusted data, enabled by expanding the TuAnalyze application to include a survey tool and other features.

A blog post on facial disfigurement by Rich McEachran illustrated how prejudice can derail applications: "A 2008 survey by Changing Faces showed that 90% of people questioned unknowingly associated negative thoughts with facial disfigurements.

Accordingly, in this paper, after presenting an overview of potential M2M applications, we present a survey of security threats against M2M networks and solutions to prevent or reduce their impact.

Additionally, the phone's platform includes a survey application which is able to periodically ask the participants some questions designed by the researchers in the context of a specific user study.