Sentence examples for ascertain respondents from inspiring English sources
The survey will ascertain respondents' views of the relative importance of accreditation elements and their role in promoting organisational improvement.
We conducted a pilot study (n=10) to ascertain respondents could manage the length of the questionnaire and to examine the intelligibility, acceptability, and validity of the questionnaire.
Questions are designed to identify awareness of the patient's physiological state and to ascertain respondents' awareness of the wider situation, for example, what the patient is wearing on their wrist and whether suction is available?
In order to ascertain respondents' intentions to seek help for possible signs of oral cancer, they were asked if they would seek help for a list of twelve signs assuming these signs had persisted for three weeks or more.
The first section also ascertained respondents' perceived self-efficacy in managing lead, pesticide, air pollution, mercury, mold, and polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) exposures.
The following section sought to ascertain whether respondents had observed any evidence of climate change on their forests and if so, what was the nature of the impacts.
3. Ascertain if respondents encountered a range of barriers to RCA practice previously cited in the literature.
To ascertain whether respondents really knew what the programme was about, 94.5% displayed knowledge as they reported that the programme was about HIV and AIDS.
We used yes/no questions to ascertain whether respondents who were required by their research funder to deposit data from their published study in a repository had done so.
Having developed the Ab-IAP to truly reflect the components of the ICF theoretical framework, it was important to ascertain whether respondents completing the Ab-IAP interpreted the items as they were designed to be interpreted.
For each year, it was ascertained if respondents were employed full-time at the time of interview and, had they experienced at least one spell of unemployment during that year (but not necessarily at the time of interview).
