Sentence examples for change survey from inspiring English sources
This paper uses GPS-RTK technology in the land change survey.
(A Department of Energy and Climate Change survey pointed to 67% public approval rates for onshore wind power in the UK).
The latest climate change survey from Yale and George Mason Universities is out, and it shows that Americans are still poorly-informed about the causes of global warming.
In recent years, the global positioning system (GPS) has widely been applied in the land change survey, such as resources management, urban planning, landscape construction, and so on.
Using an online climate change survey, we identify order effects created by prior attitude-elicitation questions, and we assess the potential impact of these distal order effects on willingness to pay (WTP) estimates for stylized climate change policies.
Drawing on data from the 1995 and 2000 Taiwan Social Change Survey (3,762 respondents, ages 20 to 75), this research identifies that education significantly associates with subjective health in Taiwan.
As many as one in four voters would be willing to sign a pledge or make a donation in support of action on climate change, surveys have found.
The current phase 5 "Continuity and Change" (surveys B10 and B11) is restricted to the German speaking part of Switzerland and encompasses 882 participants (for more detailed information see Schmaeh et al. 2015).
While Game Change surveyed yesteryear, or more precisely the last presidential campaign and all its brilliance and backbiting, this game change won't be so much about the past election as it is the next election - the upcoming mid-terms.
Public Policy Polling, in a poll commissioned by liberal advocacy group Americans United for Change, surveyed 1,161 registered voters and found a great majority viewed the lawsuit as a misappropriation of Congress' time and money.
The movement began when a community group, New York Communities for Change, surveyed residents about school closings and noticed that many said they didn't have the time or money to do anything but work.
