Sentence examples for from which respondents from inspiring English sources

Anti-Democratic options from which respondents were asked to choose were more negatively framed than were pro-Democratic options.

Generally speaking, 4-Q tools consist of a list of adjectives from which respondents select words that are most/least like them, and are designed to measure "style," or tendencies and preferences.

(It was one of 22 possible responses, from which respondents could choose any that applied to them).

The survey questionnaire constitutes different parts from which respondents were asked about their socio-demographic and economic profiles and characteristics.

Many of the locations from which respondents were working were very difficult or time-consuming to reach (see Cater 2011; Deakin and Wakefield 2014).

Like other perception studies, we also suffer from not knowing the context from which respondents acted as judges when they evaluated the journals (Milne 2002; Weber and Stevenson 1981).

"The breadth of the Court's opinion and its repeated references to the 'automobile' from which respondent's suitcase was seized at the time of his arrest, however, might lead the reader to believe—as the dissenters apparently do—that this case involves the 'automobile' exception to the warrant requirement.

To avoid misclassifying these schools as being exposed to swine CAFO odor, we excluded from analysis 39 schools located > 5 miles from a swine CAFO for which respondents indicated the presence of livestock odor.

Moreover, the conditions under which such transfers occur are sufficiently different from those which respondents do have standing to challenge that any judicial assessment of their procedural adequacy would be wholly gratuitous and advisory.

Last year Philip Cowley and Rosie Campbell, two political scientists, commissioned polling from YouGov in which respondents were given descriptions of two candidates and asked to choose between them.

This would help to remove the sense of isolation from close family which respondents reported as being the most difficult aspect of their treatment.