Sentence examples for comparable survey from inspiring English sources

The only comparable survey in New York, taken among third graders in 1996, found that 20percentt were obese, but did not count the number who were merely overweight.

Although there is no comparable survey for negative outcomes when physicians perform laser hair removal, the rate, said Dr. William Coleman, clinical professor of dermatology at the Tulane University Health Sciences Center, is less than 1percentt.

Using the Survey of Adult Skills (PIAAC), an internationally comparable survey of adult skills, this paper addresses both gaps and updates cross-national estimates of field-of-study and qualification mismatch.

By focussing on differences taken over comparable survey instruments, we identify effects that can be meaningfully interpreted as valid for a consistent migrant subgroup, even if this "migrant subgroup" is not fully representative of all Australian immigrants.

Focusing on the Japanese policies, we empirically investigate how participating firms' commitment toward R&D projects differs between these cluster programs and examine whether the firms' commitment enhances project performance (i.e., commercialization of R&D outcomes) using original and comparable survey data.

A 2010 survey by the Society for Human Resources Management reported that 60% of employers run credit checks on at least some job applicants (though most are performed for finance-related positions), up from 42% reported in a roughly comparable survey in 2006.

The weakness was mirrored by comparable surveys of purchasing managers in other rich countries.

Still, Indian husbands beat their wives far less than men in many other developing countries, according to comparable surveys done in multiple countries.

In particular, the analysis uses individual-level data from the Gallup World Poll on about 11,000 individuals, obtained from comparable surveys in 25 European countries.

Relevant literature and comparable surveys are reviewed in order to determine the current state of affairs, and the general and international relevance of the results is assessed.

Despite these changes, butterfly losses were lower than in comparable surveys recently conducted elsewhere in Central Europe, partly because major losses occurred long before the 1980s survey and partly owing to a high heterogeneity of the urban landscape surrounding the reserves.