Sentence examples for expected survey from inspiring English sources

Doing so is important to both the general public trying to understand polls and to pollsters themselves: If we're providing realistic expectations of error, polling "misses" that are actually reasonable based on expected survey error might be better understood.

Fifty sampling events were randomly selected from Monday to Friday (7 30 am to 5 30 pm) to reach the expected survey sample size of 400 mineworkers.

We anticipated based on our population of approximately 150 BE patients that are regularly followed at our Digestive Health Institute and an expected survey response rate of 50% that we would be able to capture 75 BE cases.

In addition, although the effects of the incidence assays are reasonably modest under assumptions of reflecting expected survey size and calibration parameters for the incidence assays – particularly when household surveys already furnish prevalence data - it is nevertheless useful to incorporate all available information into estimates.

Out of 2,514 expected surveys, interviewers completed 2,126 surveys (84.6% completion rate).

The Manchester group, by contrast, expected surveys and interviews to explain "why women put off seeking advice for symptoms which they suspect to be cancer".

The construction report follows a much stronger than expected Markit survey on Monday from the manufacturing sector, which makes up around a tenth of the UK economy.

The medieval English grand jury (of 23 men) was drawn from the local neighbourhood and was expected to survey and report criminal behaviour within the community.

The questionnaire was written in English since no language barriers were expected from survey recipients.

As expected, the survey takers feel strongly that they do not have a lot of time.

It might be expected that survey respondents from non-White British ethnic groups may be disproportionately concentrated in socio-economically deprived areas.