Sentence examples for classification survey from inspiring English sources

In coding the responses to an online classification survey of 20 clauses, we found that only one clause was classified with 100% agreement among participants.

In order to address the questions raised by this problematic area, we conducted a short 20-clause process type classification survey to determine the consistency of analysis among SFL-trained linguists.

To determine patient-reported comorbidity status, each patient completed the Charnley classification survey.

The PROM protocol comprised the HRQoL measure EQ-5D (EuroQol Group), a VAS for pain, a Charnley classification survey (A + B, C) (Callaghan et al 1990), and a VAS addressing satisfaction after surgery (Callaghan et al. 1990, Rolfson et al. 2011).

These models were adjusted for age, ln-urinary creatinine, sex, race/ethnicity, family poverty income ratio, BMI classification, and survey cycle.

Based on Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly, Town and Country Planning Department and Ghana Statistical Service's residential area classifications, household survey with 360 respondents were conducted in nine high, middle and low class neighbourhoods in Kumasi, in addition to interviews with six representatives from two planning agencies.

Documentation of the timing of still births relative to the delivery or skin condition of the expelled fetus can assist with such classification in surveys [ 12, 18].

There has been little work in science dealing with the organizational, political and scientific layering of database structures as well as classifications and surveys of natural resources.

This research presented a complete prediction analysis of soil properties important for survey, classification, and fertility management.

Assessments of soils by reflectance spectroscopy have potential to facilitate and optimize soil survey, classification, and mapping of large areas.

The implementation of these goals adopted a six-stage procedure based on the use of landscape units: (1) GIS analysis; (2) classification; (3) social survey; (4) expert value judgement; (5) quality assessment; and (6) guidelines formulation.