Sentence examples for implementing surveys from inspiring English sources

WTP is a complex method requiring specialized expertise in designing and implementing surveys and its use in this area is limited [ 19, 23].

Our findings were in line with the findings of other studies that assessed the costs associated with developing and implementing surveys using tablet computers and other so-called smart devices (29– 34).

Phase I activities (2002 2005) included: 1) mobilizing partners by holding individual and community-wide meetings; 2) implementing surveys; 3) analyzing data, preparing detailed but easy to read statistical profiles of Kottathara, and presenting findings to the community and scientific audience; and 4) designing the CBHI (see Figure 1).

UPMC Health System, the largest health system in western Pennsylvania, established a quality improvement project to increase influenza vaccination among its > 50,000 employees by implementing survey-informed interventions.

The design of questions took into consideration their combined knowledge and experience of sports medicine, and the science in professional and international football, in addition to their work in peer-reviewed research and implementing survey-based research.

The implications of these estimates are firstly that T. brucei s.l. is probably more widespread than currently implemented surveys based on such molecular tools suggest, both in Western Kenya [15] and elsewhere.

A third kind of response is to implement survey analysis, rather than conduct traditional methods of philosophical analysis.

The other aim of our research was to develop an easily implemented, survey-based identification tool that can be used to identify the audience segments in independent population samples with acceptable levels of accuracy.

Romania belongs to the EURO World Health Organization countries and it is also one of the GATS family countries that implemented survey in years 2009 2011, alongside the Russian Federation, Poland, and Ukraine.

Despite the substantial limitations of this study, it does represent one of the first attempts to utilise a community designed and implemented survey instrument to evaluate the impacts of a community designed and implemented intervention.

Higher education groups have shown a resistance to implementing the surveys, though the idea of conducting them is widely endorsed by advocates and experts on the topic.