Sentence examples for combining survey from inspiring English sources
This continues our strategy of combining survey, panel and census data and putting digital at the heart of all we do".
Using data from 444 prepubescent schoolchildren, a mixed method design combining survey, observation and direct measurement strategies was implemented.
Another study combining survey with experimental methods found that participants predicted losing close to 30% accuracy on a quiz when using cell phones and indeed lost close to 30% when texting (Froese et al., 2010).
We examined the underlying attitudinal and behavioral factors of summer water consumption among Portland Metropolitan Area households by combining survey responses from households and corresponding empirical water consumption data.
Combining survey data with auxiliary administrative information on the size of the NSLP caseload, we extend nonparametric partial identification methods that account for endogenous selection and nonrandom classification error in a single framework.
Combining survey data from a large sample of research projects in Japan and bibliometric information about the publications produced from these projects, we find that projects funded by competitive funds on average have higher novelty compared to those funded by internal block funds.
The study hypotheses are validated by combining survey-based and archival data related to a sample of 168 US-based wireless telecommunication firms.
There is a need for more case studies combining surveys and objective measurement of physical activity changes, preferably carried out before and after the construction of new infrastructure.
There is a need for more case studies combining surveys and objective measurement of physical activity changes, preferably before and after the construction of new infrastructure.
In foragers, we quantified behavioral performance values while bees were restrained in the laboratory and flying under natural conditions, thus combining surveys of simple associative learning with a more complex spatial extinction task.
Despite growing support for mixed methods approaches we still have little systematic knowledge about the consequences of combining surveys and focus groups.
