Sentence examples for by the initial survey from inspiring English sources

The questions were edited as suggested by the initial survey panel.

Responses were obtained from 87 individuals (16.3%), resulting in a similar response rate to that attained by the initial survey.

(2) Develop the necessary organization for disseminating information revealed by the initial survey and for keeping the information under constant review.

Peter Donnelly (University of Oxford, UK) presented fine-mapping approaches of loci uncovered by the initial survey done by the Wellcome Trust Case-Control Consortium (WTCCC1; http://www.wtccc.org.uk) for CVD, type 2 diabetes (T2D) and autoimmune thyroid disease.

A total of 100 out of 156 patients participated by completing the initial survey providing a response rate of 64.1%.

Follow-up survey responses showed that more patients had less trust in the study (χ = 44.260, df = 25, p = 0.01) and fewer felt respected and involved (χ = 41.127, df = 25, p = 0.022) than what was reported by participants in the initial survey (data not shown).

Trails were not cut on the release island, nor were transects, but every fruit-producing tree was counted in the initial survey by dividing the island into three block (based on average canopy height).

From pilot testing, the estimated time to complete all three parts was no more than two hours for those in Condition 1, and approximately 1.5 hours for Condition 2. We sent the initial survey by personally addressed e-mail, which included direct electronic links to the study materials.

The initial survey was conceived by IKC and designed by IKC, LI, VS, KP, WLW, PWS.

These were winnowed down by Susan De Vries, a preservationist, who began the initial survey of nearly 300 early downtown buildings in 1995.

Ingolf Pernice and I believed that the most useful way to launch this second colloquium would be by sharing our reflections on what the initial survey of policy areas may have shown or failed to show, not only about our assumptions, but about the demarcation of regulatory power in federal systems in general.