Sentence examples for entry a survey from inspiring English sources
PAGE A13 A.P. STANDARDS ARE FAULTED More than half of the 1,000 teachers of Advanced Placement courses in American high schools said the program's effectiveness was threatened by looser standards for entry, a survey found.
Prior to their entry, they commissioned a survey to examine corruption in several public services, including health services, as part of their joint commitment to tackling corruption.
A word of caution is in order: there is a plethora of source material, and this entry is offered as a survey for organizing that material.
The contemporary study of generalized quantifiers begins with Mostowski (1957) and Lindström (1966) (the entry on generalized quantifiers provides a survey of recent developments and applications in logic and natural language).
However, it is notoriously difficult to come up with notions of information that are suitable for studying the various aspects of biological phenomena (see the entry on biological information for a survey) and a fair amount of skepticism may be in order.
Began a survey, see entries in Transit book Giza 1915.
Last year, Nature published a survey comparing forty-two entries on scientific topics on Wikipedia with their counterparts in Encyclopædia Britannica.
In 2005, the journal Nature published a survey comparing 42 entries on scientific topics in Wikipedia with their counterparts in Encyclopaedia Britannica, and concluded that Wikipedia had four errors for every three of Britannica's.
I will write more about this in a forthcoming post, but from a survey of the iWatch entries from the Apple Fantasy Prototype League (#AFPL) it is clear that no consensus has yet formed.
As we prepared to implement the measure on an annual basis, the requirement for manual data entry of survey responses was identified as a challenge to the long-term feasibility of using the survey in Aboriginal communities.
Bonnie Raines, who ran a day care, managed to gain entry and survey the FBI office in advance by posing as a college student seeking information about employment opportunities.
