Sentence examples for concerns of respondents from inspiring English sources

The text of the interviews was coded which helped to identify the major concerns of respondents.

In late 2007, the Government of Nepal made a number of changes, reflecting some of the most important concerns of respondents in this study.

A key concern of respondents was the openness of the workplace which encourages a collaborative atmosphere but also generates distraction.

Table 1 compares the concern of respondents by race/ethnicity.

By far the greatest communication-based concern of respondents is communication with secondary care.

An inability to treat both asthma and AR together was a concern of respondents to the survey: approximately 60% of patients in each age group found it difficult to treat both conditions effectively at the same time.

In the European arm of the study, pain was seen as the greatest concern of respondents across all seven countries surveyed, alongside that of keeping a positive attitude (both 36%), followed by relatives/friends not being worried or distressed (19%) and practical matters resolved (9%).

For example, the following respondent echoing the concerns of other respondents, said that their manager tended to over react to any situation where the employee with diabetes felt unwell: "I'm not sure they (management) fully understand.

This is in contrast to the 'empty box' concerns of some respondents.

Response thresholds (j) represents the behavior of items concerning probability of respondents choice of answers because of the theta level (in this study, theta represents QL score standardized in z score) and discrimination (a), the property that item has to achieve difference to respondents in function to theta level (Embretson & Reise, 2000).

I think, though, after about the 657th time the media took a poll, saw that unemployment and household debts were the top concern of the respondents, and then acted as if what they'd actually learned is that everyone needs to focus on spending cuts and entitlement reform, something had to give.