Sentence examples for human survey from inspiring English sources
The proposed service was accordingly evaluated through a human survey consisting of 106 answered questionnaires.
The evaluation consists of a qualitative analysis of the autosuggest service and a human survey.
The following section presents a human survey aimed at evaluating the other interactions of the proposed service with respect to Spencer's information-seeking modes.
The second part consists of a human survey that aims at estimating the overall opinion of experienced web searchers about the other interactions of the service.
Given the difficulty of evaluating a service that is practically addressed to the entire web population, we performed a qualitative analysis and a human survey in order to receive some indicative feedback about the user perceived performance of our method.
The human survey has shown that DNA methylation at metastable epialleles in lymphocytes and hair follicle cells of infants conceived during the rainy ("hungry") season is significantly different from that of infants conceived in the dry ("harvest") season, providing first evidences of a lasting and systemic effect of periconceptional environment on human epigenotype.
His later work is expansive, shedding punctuation as it sprawls across lines and stanzas, taking a tone that is more than human, surveying the past, as well as the present, with a kind of vastness that few American poets can manage.
Population stratification and sample size are important issues to be concerned in human surveys.
The random set consisted of a set of sequences identical in length to the actual QRNA predictions, but with randomized positions in the human surveyed regions.
The same analysis was repeated using 390 (151 mapped to human surveyed regions) mouse annotated miRNAs, snoRNAs, snRNAs, and tRNAs downloaded from NONCODE [ 47] and Rfam [ 48] databases, and 716 human ribosomal protein exons (260 mapped to human surveyed regions) annotated in the Refseq database [ 18].
Human surveys provide the only assured means of discriminating between real and imagined harmful factors, but they are time consuming and provide information after the harm has been done.
