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And psychologists will present evidence, drawn from a survey of more than 10,000 Czechs and Canadians, that children who learn a second language in school are more likely to experience a blending of the senses.

But policymakers now face a different sort of inflation problem: determining which of many competing indices is giving the best picture of prices in America.The most popular measure, the consumer price index (CPI), is a representative basket of goods and services drawn from a survey of the spending habits of 12,200 households.

Evidence is drawn from a survey of 115 micro and small manufacturing enterprises in Nairobi.

The data is drawn from a survey of 6453 households from 11 Southern African cities.

Research data were drawn from a survey of 131 completed NPD projects from firms representing a wide variety of manufacturing industries.

We carried out 20 qualitative in-depth interviews with pregnant or recently pregnant women who were drawn from a survey of antenatal clinic attendees in London, UK.

The study, which drew from a survey of 5,000 people, concluded that charging for online access to news would not greatly increase a newspaper's revenue, but since the cost of reaching Internet readers was very low, it could significantly increase profit.

One of the conclusions, drawn from a survey, was that 17percentt of New Yorkers who do not volunteer said they did not do so because they did not know where to go.

The data for this study were drawn from a national survey of older persons conducted in 2007.

It will "change human relationships," said one from Singapore.These results are drawn from a unique survey of young high-fliers, with a median age of 23, conducted by The Economist with MORI, a market-research company, for the organisers of the annual International Management Symposium which opens in St Gallen, Switzerland, on May 25th.

Data are drawn from a baseline survey of a four-year multi country prospective cohort study under the Integra Initiative, which is measuring the benefits and costs of providing integrated HIV and sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services in Kenya and Swaziland.