The first four polls pointed to four different "winners", and averaging across all five of the eventual surveys suggested that neither Mr Cameron, nor Ed Miliband, Nigel Farage or Nicola Sturgeon had broken ahead of their rivals in any meaningful way.
If treated as a near-horizon goal instead of an eventual destination, the survey will multiply benefits in basic and applied science.
Cognitive interview participants may also have been particularly willing to assist with research or particularly comfortable with revealing this type of sensitive information, compared to the eventual Natsal-3 survey participants.
While such questioning about health and life stage details is not a substitute for an epidemiological study, it will generate preliminary data that can help shape eventual large-scale surveys.
The survey's eventual 41.3% response rate was higher than peer surveys (9.6 15%), and close to the 48% achieved by Shah et al., in studies that targeted similar ultrasound trainee study populations [9 11].
All data were entered into the computerized survey program for eventual analyses.
The possible effect of eventual non-representativeness of our chosen survey population might therefore be expected to be modest.
Analysis of these free-text comments made by (n = 31) survey participants resulted in the eventual inclusion of five new items about contextual integration issues (Q.5-9 in Table 5).
Maybe, but I suspect this is the clue to Lean's artistic personality, and I would just point out that in his masterly views of Claude Rains's owl-like composure (the cuckold, yet a lover, too) in The Passionate Friends, we have two upright Englishmen surveying one another, with an eventual combined total of 12 marriages between them.
In any case, the growing number of surveys estimating the contribution of gene conversion to recombination should eventually allow testing for such eventual differences between trees and other plant life-forms.
