Sentence examples for i respondents from inspiring English sources

Namely (i) respondents may be unwilling to disclose their income, (ii) income from self-employment is hard to measure and (iii) if only the mother of the household is surveyed, she may not know the total income of the household.

Thomas, Strauss and Henriques (1991) [53] point out some measurement problems related to current income, namely (i) respondents may be unwilling to disclose their income, (ii) income from self-employment is hard to measure and (iii) if only the mother of the household is surveyed, she may not know the total income of the household.

After controlling for confounders, no difference was found between normal weight and OC I respondents on absenteeism (P=0.080), but absenteeism differences were significantly (P<0.05) lower for normal weight vs overweight, OC II, and class III respondents.

One may hypothesize two explanations for this insensitivity: (i) respondents do not understand the information they receive; (ii) respondents understand the information, but make decision on factors other than effectiveness.

Cohorts were assessed between July 2004 and May 2009 as a follow-up to MIDUS I respondents who were previously surveyed by the MacArthur Midlife Research Network between 1995 and 1996.

All eligible school aged respondents were followed (including dropouts) in wave II (1996; mean age 16.2 years, response rate 88.6%); all eligible wave I respondents were followed in waves III (2001; mean age 22.0 years, response rate 77.4%) and wave IV (2007; mean age 28.5 years, response rate 80.3%).

(IDI respondent ) "…married people are more reasonable and stable, unlike the youths".

(IDI respondent ) "I think the first group for me [is] the partners of those who are infected with HIV, in other words the serodiscordant couples".

(IDI respondent ) "For one, I think the population we should think about [target] is the high-risk groups, especially the discordant partners".

(IDI respondent ) Sixty-one (92.4%) online survey respondents prioritised the use of PrEP by serodiscordant couples, and 29 (43.9%) their enrolment in the PrEP demonstration study.

(IDI respondent ) One reason given for prioritizing PrEP access to this population was that serodiscordant couples were considered at high risk of HIV infection.