Sentence examples for effective respondents from inspiring English sources

We also asked respondents how much they agreed with the statement, "If I were able to move faster, I could become much more effective". Respondents from countries with more paid vacation days responded more positively to this thought.

When asked whether sanctions are effective, respondents were split, but we should note that we did not ask specifically about multilateral sanctions.

A set of self-administered questionnaires was distributed to 2500 underground coal miners (1,936 effective respondents).

While there was moderate agreement that follow-up for all pregnant women would be most effective, respondents doubted its feasibility (Fig 3b).

A total of 1428 effective respondents with 953 frontline COs (FL-COs) and 475 non-frontline COs (NFL-COs) became our final sample.

For physician's beliefs regarding perceived effectiveness, the outcome variable was scored 1 for "not effective", 2 for "somewhat effective", and 3 for "very effective": respondents who said, "not sure" were excluded due to small numbers.

By early September, polls indicated the just-not-ready ad campaign may have proven effective, with respondents suggesting that perhaps Trudeau was indeed inexperienced.

Enforcing the waiver of class arbitration bars effective vindication, respondents contend, because they have no economic incentive to pursue their antitrust claims individually in arbitration.

Focus groups are often effective because respondents can hear what others have to say, which might help them clarify their own actions.

Respondents rated their preferences for specific categories of ecosystem components and environmental and landscape design characteristics on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being most effective toward respondent's expectation of restoration experience.

The two say that phone polls are more effective at compelling respondents to choose between the options on that will appear on the ballot paper – remain or leave – and more closely align with the demographic make-up and social attitudes of the electorate.