Sentence examples for difference between the surveys from inspiring English sources
This could be caused by the time difference between the surveys, i.e., before and after the earthquake.
Another impressive difference between the surveys was the decrease in the duration of ventilation from the ICU admission till the day of the survey: The median was 10.5 and 13 days before the campaign, then 7, 5, 5 and 6 days after the campaign (p < 0.001) (Table 1).
The time difference between the surveys years was taken into account.
There was no evidence of a difference between the surveys for sex, genotype or Hb concentrations.
The ratios of those who did not report two years later (no-report ratio) ranged between 10.8% (2004) and 14.1% (2000), showing no significant difference between the surveys.
Firstly, the survey was developed after the initiation of the TB-STS so baseline information could not be collected and we are likely to have underestimated the difference between the surveys.
"Whoever makes a statement about human behavior has engaged in a survey of some sort," adding: The difference between the survey takers and the rest of generalizing humankind is that the former (usually) observe large numbers of people in a representative sample that reflects the total population and are precise about their methods of data collection and analysis.
Our study found a difference between the survey and administrative coverage (75.9%) and this is in agreement with previous studies which suggest that the quality of administrative coverage data is unreliable [ 27, 28].
It may reflect methodological differences between the surveys; the Des Moines Register poll calls cellphones, for instance, and uses live interviewers, which the Public Policy Polling survey does not.
There are notable differences between the surveys: the unemployment data is based on a household survey that reaches the self-employed and people who work in agriculture, but the payroll survey is not.
