Sentence examples for high-quality surveys from inspiring English sources

About half of the figures that do exist are estimates or models, rather than administrative records, census data or high-quality surveys.

From the few high-quality surveys, it is difficult to extrapolate the findings to wider populations as they were conducted in limited and defined geographical areas of large countries [ 3].

Thus, having high-quality surveys of tumor-relevant phenotypes in model organisms should create a functional filter for somatic variants in tumors (i.e., Table  1; Stirling et al. 2011).

The study presented here is based on an extraordinary set of data sources, which include both exemplary national registers with high coverage [ 58] and high-quality surveys of population health (see [ 31] and [ 33]).

Phil Cook, a Duke University firearms researcher and one of the authors of a prominent 1994 study of American gun ownership, praised the new research as "a very high-quality survey".

A sample size of (n=1mbox000) would be typical for a high-quality survey.

The ESS is a high-quality survey based on face-to-face interviews collected every 2 years since 2002 among participating European countries.

In 1993 an ICBEN team, Community Response to Noise, set the goal of creating high-quality survey questions that would yield internationally comparable measures of overall reactions to noise sources.

Based on an extensive review of existing studies and surveys, Couper (2000) for instance points out that while web-based survey data has the advantage of easy access and potentially wide coverage, it is more difficult to determine the quality of the survey, and as the number of surveys grows it becomes more difficult to conduct high quality surveys as participants may become wary.

Couper (2000) Methodological Literature and database survey Review Web-based survey data has the advantage of easy access and potentially wide coverage, it is more difficult to determine the quality of the survey and as the number of surveys grows it is becoming more difficult to conduct high quality surveys as participants may become wary.

Concerning the calculation of sample size, a confidence interval of +/-3% is considered desirable in high quality surveys.