Sentence examples for former survey from inspiring English sources

Another objective of this study was to compare the features of the house-embracing Fukugi trees in Aguni Island to those in the two former survey sites of Tonaki Island and Bise village.

This time the coast line was traced through 37 degrees of longitude from the mouth of the Coppermine River, where his former survey commenced, to nearly the 150th meridian, and approaching within 160 miles of the most easterly point attained by Captain Beechey, who was co-operating with him from Behring's Straits.

However, a follow-up study was considered necessary to deal with a number of limitations of the former survey.

Roughly 41,000 individuals from the AAAS database, as well as former survey participants, were invited via e-mail messages to take this survey.

In contrast, heparin use did not affect the incidence of bleeding events in our former survey.

Results of this survey confirm the findings of the former survey from 2008.

Since 2010 the published studies on s-commerce increased, but little attempt has been made to incorporate the findings of former surveys and assess the current state of the research in this field.

Ordnance Survey International, formerly (1946 57) Directorate of Colonial Surveys, (1957 84) Directorate of Overseas Surveys, and (1984 91) Overseas Surveys Directorate, former surveying, mapping, and aerial photography agency (1946 2001) of the British government, which provided advice on technical matters concerning all aspects of surveying and mapping.

Former surveys have demonstrated that D&C for polyp removal has not been completely abandoned: 2% of gynecologists in the UK removed polyps with D&C and 56% removed polyps with D&C following hysteroscopy [8].

Our survey differs from former surveys about this field of research, like e.g., by Toth and Vigo [7], because it stresses certain aspects that will be necessary for our comparison of North American and European planning problems in railway freight traffic.

Former surveys have shown that waiting time, either perceived or real, influences satisfaction [ 29, 38– 40].