Sentence examples for contribution of survey from inspiring English sources
The relatively large contribution of survey responses from private industry may have added some bias to the issue of proprietary concerns, but these concerns are nonetheless valid and important as the field of genomics continues to mature.
Surveying was essential at the dawn of history, and some of the most significant scientific discoveries could never have been implemented were it not for the contribution of surveying.
In conclusion, we acknowledge the contribution of the survey (Lyles et al. 2016; Johns Hopkins University et al., 2015) and previous other surveys conducted by UNHCR in providing information critical for program planning and evaluation (UNHCR, 2014).
The contribution of this survey is threefold.
A main contribution of this survey paper is that it summarizes the current state-of-the-art of Internet of Things architectures in various domains systematically.
The main contribution of this survey lies in what it tells us about the competency level and its determinants in a representative community mental health workforce in England.
The contributions of the survey paper lie in the novel approach used in classifying the literature based on critical research areas.
The main contributions of this survey are as follows: 1) We divide human tracking over camera networks into two inter-related modules: human tracking within a camera and human tracking across non-overlapping cameras.
The main contribution of this study consisted in surveying a much expanded sample of the expressed plant genome in assessing the effects of artificial selection on natural genetic diversity.
As noted above, a contribution of this study using the RAIS survey data is the ability to discern voluntary from involuntary quits.
These differences between reporting sources were significant in a multivariate negative-binomial regression model (Tables 2 and 3, Variables 'PDA' and 'Pre-entry questionnaire' have statistically significant negative coefficients) that examined the contribution of a range of survey and participant characteristics to the number of recorded encounters.
