Sentence examples for classes of respondents from inspiring English sources

We also assess the hypothesis that the perceived social and environmental effects of tourism differ among classes of respondents.

A post hoc contrast showed these two distinct classes of respondents with mild to moderate ND significantly differed in their likelihood of MD comorbidity (F = 12.25, 1 df, p = 0.0008).

However, latent class models show that there are distinct classes of respondents, tied to specific socio-demographic characteristics that differ greatly in their sensitivity to labeling and in the temporal stability of their preferences.

The structure of the survey was similar across different classes of respondents.

That study detected two clear classes of respondents within each respondent group demonstrating that parents and adolescents with asthma are not homogeneous with regard to their preferences [ 21].

A LCR model is a statistical model for categorical data that can be used to identify classes of respondents and examine the association between covariates and latent class membership [ 7].

The third class (n=79; 14.5%), which we named the High IPV class, was characterised by the highest frequencies of reports of IPV; this class of respondents also experienced moderate frequencies of violence during the conflict but low frequencies of violence after the conflict.

Given we observed no significant differences between classes in terms of respondents' ages or gender, this finding is interesting.

More than half (62%) of those surveyed said they would feel confident that a charity spends donations well if staff did not travel in first class and 55% of respondents said they would feel confident if the organisation was mostly ran by volunteers.

In our class survey, 30% of respondents indicated that they didn't work on Wall Street but at nonprofits -- three times the national average.

Almost all social audits rest on voluntary disclosure, which filters and refracts in unpredictable ways through the gender, education, social class and culture of respondents.