Sentence examples for approach survey from inspiring English sources

The methodology is based on quantitative approach (survey questionnaire) and literature review.

We estimate the population size by means of the maximum likelihood estimators suggested by the above-mentioned authors or by the Bayesian estimators proposed by Félix-Medina and Monjardin [M.H. Félix-Medina, P.E. Monjardin, Combining link-tracing sampling and cluster sampling to estimate the size of hidden populations: A Bayesian-assisted approach, Survey Methodology 32 (2006) 187–195].

(B, C ) Each track in (a) was visualized from a different angle to see typical tracked cell pattern (approach, survey, move away).

This evaluative strategy incorporated a triangulated approach (survey, telephone interviews and focus group) to determine the professionalism curricula as seen by those that are most responsible for addressing professionalism at Canadian medical schools.

The first approach surveyed public opinion through different modes of communications including website questionnaire, stakeholder mail survey and informal feedback through letters and email.

Unlike other methods, our RNA-Seq approach surveys strand-specific expression across the entire length of transcripts, allowing us to observe bidirectional promoter usage and improving our chances of covering the rare heterozygous SNPs needed for AI analysis.

The approaches surveyed here have their own distinctive strengths and weaknesses.

With the UK elections fast approaching, surveys have shown that more than 50percentt of the British public think immigration should be a top priority for the government.

Before outlining the contribution of our paper, we briefly sketch some approaches surveyed by Randić et al. [12] who gave a thorough overview on existing eigenvalue-based descriptors and various applications thereof.

Cross-sectional study employing mixed-methods approach involved survey and focus group discussions.

To meet the quantitative approach the survey method was defined for this study (Sampieri et al., 2006).