Sentence examples for diary survey from inspiring English sources

A daily diary survey was also conducted to gather the human response.

It uses a large-scale dataset collected through a web-based travel diary survey among all students of four universities (seven campuses) in Toronto.

Using data from an activity travel diary survey conducted in Beijing in 2013, we examine and model the importance of personal social networks and residential neighborhood social environment variables in the choice of location and time allocation for discretionary activities.

Noting that the standard method for conducting most household travel surveys is, and has been for some years, a diary, we briefly explore the evolution of the diary survey from the late 1970s to the present.

The CentreSIM dataset, which is a household-based activity diary survey collected in Centre County Pennsylvaniaa, USA) in 2003, provides very detailed social interaction information enabling the analysis of social, spatial and temporal aspects of activity participation.

Results of the DfE's 2013 Teachers' workload diary survey, report that both primary and secondary classroom teachers want exactly the opposite: more time with pupils and less time preparing papers for exam boards and inspections.

Unlike Canada, many countries conduct national trip diary surveys that query transport behaviour over a period of 1 week or less, and provide careful definitions of a trip.

To shed some light on this debate, this paper makes use of data from a household activity-diary survey conducted in Beijing, China, in 2011 2012 to examine both the hypothesis of residential self-selection and that of residential environment determination.

However, a time-diary survey, such as the STU, has two inherent disadvantages: (1) short-duration activities (less than 15 min) are not recorded, and (2) secondary activities (i.e., those performed when a person is engaged in more than one activity at a time) are not recorded (Ueda 2005).

When Hamermesh and Stancanelli looked at time-diary surveys for all these different workers, controlling for age, education, and immigrant status, they found that Americans would still be more likely to work at odd times even if we worked as little as the Europeans.

Current subjective tools to quantify prenatal physical activity include logs (also referred to as records (PAR) or diaries), surveys, recalls and questionnaires such as the PPAQ [ 16] and the Modified Kaiser Physical Activity Survey [ 17].