Sentence examples for implementing new surveys from inspiring English sources

HCES data, for example, are regularly collected as part of poverty surveys, so the time and expense of designing and implementing new surveys is minimized if not avoided altogether.

Despite the challenges of the implementation of such a survey, including low response rates and implementing new and not very well tested methods, the results show that the survey could deliver meaningful results.

We are implementing new programs.

Although these data represent a cross-sectional survey of the practices at the time of the survey, laboratory procedures for identifying enteric pathogens, such as Campylobacter, typically tend to be stable unless the advantages to implementing new methods are apparent.

The marginal cost of adding questions to this established program is much less than the cost of designing and implementing a new survey.

Out of the 183 countries surveyed, the World Bank said 117 implemented new business-friendly regulation between June 2009 and May 2010 - the 12 months covered for the 2011 report.

Such additional procedures could only be identified by surveying editorial staff to elucidate their motivations to implement new policies or any barriers to do so.

The survey was conducted in 2006 and since then many of the schools have implemented new initiatives for the professionalism curriculum, so it is possible that some of the challenges exposed by this study have been addressed.

With the survey results and an active association, Milgram knows postdocs' wants and needs and can begin to implement new policies and programs.

Chancellor Tisch said the state planned to implement new regulations this fall.

The survey of 1,000 parents in England, Wales and Northern Ireland found 73% agreed that pressures on schools to implement new initiatives in a short time could harm their child's education and 71% believed that academies and free schools will not raise standards.