Sentence examples for flow of surveys from inspiring English sources

Throughout last year, as his reforms began to take effect, a steady flow of surveys, studies and influential reports argued that careers advice in England is in crisis, with little prospect of improvement and the most vulnerable young people at most risk.

Thanks to the increasing flow of survey data, we now have the means by which to test these extrapolated national estimates.

Figure  1 illustrates the flow of the survey questions, based on participant responses.

Through pilot testing with cognitive interview techniques, we refined the wording of certain questions, and added or deleted questions to improve the length and overall flow of the survey.

They should also be introduced to national accounts, company balance sheets, flow-of-funds accounts, surveys and interview techniques.

It is also significant that in this geographic area there are only a limited number of common species, almost all of which have now been included in flow cytometric surveys of ploidy level and breeding system (Supporting Information—Tables S1 and S2 ; Talent and Dickinson 2005; Talent unpubl. data).

He went back to his books and realized that Allegheny had been charging him for visits of various consultants -- one to survey the flow of patient traffic, others to survey his office exit signs and his handicapped-parking spaces.

Preliminary flow cytometry surveys of Ccr2RFP/+ mice indicated that some natural killer (NK) and T cells also were positive for RFP (85 95% and 5 10% respectively; data not shown).

By following the flow of the contact tracing survey, we constructed 49 independent sexual networks for the HIV-infected MSM and their sexual contacts (see Web Figure 1, available at http://aje.oxfordjournals.org/).org/

While continuous surveys might have some advantages over periodic cross-sectional surveys, the flow of so much data without improved structures to use the results is potentially wasteful, and such an approach does not truly test the I-Q concept.

However, the application of the proposed methodology has required two kinds of surveys: a survey of passenger flows for estimating travel demand and a survey of boarding/alighting flows and train stop durations for determining the passenger flow dwell time function.