Sentence examples for balanced survey from inspiring English sources

However, the personal style of the book makes it more readable than a balanced survey could hope to be.

They also accentuate the importance of balanced survey design, potentially without a midpoint, as suggested by (Devasagayam 1999) (Friedman et al. 1981) (Friedman and Amoo 1999; Matell and Jacoby 1972) (Komorita and Graham 1965; Komorita 1963; Wildt and Mazis 1978) (Chan 1991).

In response, Liljegren wrote, "I think who Lewandowsky contacted will reveal whether he really even tried to conduct a balanced survey," urging other bloggers to publically give permission for Lewandowsky to reveal their names.

The document is an exceptionally intelligent, comprehensive, well-written and balanced survey, and, with few exceptions, it offers the general reader an accessible portrait of exactly what problems new federal law needs to address and how this might be engineered.

A balanced survey of different successional stages in Estonia indicated that one of those lineages prefers deadwood-rich disturbed habitats, notably clear-cuts, which have been previously undersampled.

FindLaw said it conducted its survey "using a demographically balanced telephone survey of 1,000 American adults and has a margin of error of plus-or-minus three percent".

Barry was speaking at the launch of the IISS latest annual Military Balance survey.

Finally, TODAY 16 August—is the deadline for the NextGen VOICES "Work-Life Balance" survey.

Latino registered voters — Catholics, Protestants and those who are not linked to a particular religion — support President Obama over his Republican rival, Mitt Romney, by a 3-to-1 ratio, even as support for the candidates among the general electorate is more balanced, according to the survey released Thursday morning.

For Wave 3 (18 years), when everyone had left school, the sample was split into 4 groups that were balanced across predictors of survey participation: 1) no incentive; 2) chance of winning one of twenty-five vouchers worth £20; 3) chance of winning one £500 voucher; 4) a definite reward of a £10 voucher sent on receipt of their completed questionnaire.

Gioia's survey balances the story of the music with that of its reception.