Sentence examples for distributed a survey from inspiring English sources

The group also distributed a survey to 1,000 households, asking residents' opinions of the project.

Her staff distributed a survey in which two-thirds of 1,297 restaurateurs who filled out an online questionnaire rated the system as "poor".

And to help sharpen the Republican attacks, Ed Gillespie, who was an adviser to President George W. Bush, and Whit Ayers, a Republican pollster, distributed a survey in April indicating strong support for the idea of keeping "people who would kill Americans" at Guantánamo.

We distributed a survey to 160 undergraduate introductory biology students at the University of Massachusetts Boston to determine how well they could depict the evolutionary relationships among these organisms.

In order to inform the design of a new hybrid content and pedagogy undergraduate course, Teach Evolution, we distributed a survey asking high school biology teachers in Missouri about their evolution teaching practices and their perceived PD needs.

We designed and distributed a survey tool of staff experiences and attitudes regarding the English Spanish language barrier among patients in an acute care surgical environment of a tertiary medical center.

3. Create and distribute a survey for your school community about the issues explored in the article: celebrities on trial, anonymity in the Internet age and in a time of highly-competitive news coverage, sensationalism, gossip as news, etc. Compile your results and report them, both in written and graphical forms, for your school newspaper.

This Antiarrhythmics Versus Implantable Defibrillators (AVID) substudy prospectively explored the relationship between methods used in distributing a survey and the quantity of responses received.

Gmitro said his firm would distribute a survey to individuals and groups designated by the Board of Education.

Several universities on Wednesday began distributing a survey to measure rates of sexual violence on college and university campuses, developed by the Association of American Universities.

Before distributing a survey about "emotional learning," which included thirty-four questions regarding drugs, alcohol, and emotions, Dryden suggested to his classes that they possessed a right not to incriminate themselves.