Sentence examples for earlier postal from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the rate was consistent with earlier postal surveys of mental health using the electoral roll in Canberra [ 7].

This survey was undertaken to update an earlier postal survey in 1998, and was the first occasion in which a large-scale postal survey had been repeated.

By contrast, an earlier postal questionnaire survey, also in South East London found that Black women had a higher than average attendance although this relationship did not hold in a sample interviewed for the study[ 21].

We took advantage of the fact that our patients had completed earlier postal surveys to compare responders and non-responders with respect to gender, age, pain and health status scores and health care use in general, as well as use of specific 'home remedies' (e.g. cod liver oil) which had been enquired about in the postal questionnaires.

Most crucially, Ravagh's juicy, peppily seasoned barg kebab — as important a Persian contribution to society as an early postal system and carpets — relegates Shalizar's to a gray second place.

In addition to bolstering scholarship, social media also is helping the Smithsonian solve puzzles like identifying an early 20th-century woman whose illustrations humorously conveyed economic data to the public, or the purpose of the "perforating paddle" used by early postal workers.

Kerry McCarthy, a Labour candidate in Britain's election, revealed early postal-vote counts in a tweet that ended "#gameON!".

Nearly a decade earlier French postal authorities, as part of a national anti-smoking campaign, issued a stamp based on a famous snapshot by Gisèle Freund of André Malraux, tousled, perennial cigarette between lips.

The earliest recorded postal game was conducted in 1804 by players from the Dutch cities of Breda and The Hague.

Northern Ireland's chief electoral officer, Denis Stanley, said he could not comment on the row over the early distribution of postal voting applications, as it was the subject of an inquiry.

Little attention has been directed toward early response to postal questionnaires, a noteworthy topic in survey research methodology.