Sentence examples for how often respondents from inspiring English sources

Here's how often respondents said they use public transport in an average week : Around half of the population believes the UK should be investing in rail, local bus and road networks.

Meanwhile, Ipsos Mori has been experimenting with using data on how often respondents report having voted in the past as an additional factor in determining how likely they are to vote in the future.

The first submodel is negative binomial and models the count process, i.e., how often respondents visit a physician.

Traditional studies used survey methods (stylized questioning) that measured how often respondents reported they were together with friends in general (e.g., Warr [1993]) or how often they thought they spent time with peers in certain activities (Osgood et al. [1996]).

A 2006 NSF survey asking how often respondents collaborated "with individuals located in other countries" in the past week found that 28% of those in science and engineering jobs did so, compared with only 16% in non-scientific fields.

The second variable that had a significant relationship with the ID and Evolution Factor Score was the question regarding how often respondents watched programs about evolution; respondents who watched this type of programming more often were more likely to disagree that ID is a viable or superior alternative to evolution than respondents who never watched such programs.

(The full report on startups and patent trolls, including how often survey respondents used different strategies, and how much it cost them, can be found here).

Figure  1 shows how often the respondents made use of different media.

Interpersonal discussion about e-cigarettes was measured with a single item that asked how often a respondents' close friend or family member talked to them about e-cigarettes.

Alcohol Consumption was coded according to how often the respondents had consumed ≥ 5 units in the previous month: more than three times, about two to three times, one time, or not once.

Work engagement was measured using a modified version of the Utrecht Work Engagement Scale (UWES-9), which enquires how often the respondents currently experience positive emotions at work [ 18].