Sentence examples for in-depth surveys from inspiring English sources

The results from the 10 two-hour sessions, with groups of six to eight people, offered only preliminary insights and were mainly intended to help the researchers narrow their focus and redefine their questions before beginning more in-depth surveys.

Titled Black Star, and running for nearly three months in venues across the UK, the season will feature cinema reissues of key films, in-depth surveys of specific areas such as blaxploitation and hip-hop cinema, and numerous live events including seminars, concerts and on-stage interviews.

Questioning why players made particular decisions, and short, but in-depth, surveys of players' understandings could improve evaluation.

Case studies of a rapidly developing flagship megacity, Shenzhen city in South China, in-depth surveys on construction and demolition sites, recyclers and government department shave been conducted to obtain fundamental information about demolition waste from its generation to disposal.

Additional in-depth surveys with 45 pastoralists from each territory studied were used to explore the knowledge and strategies of Fulani pastoralists regarding the management of pastoral resources in time and space, their practices and the corresponding management modes of individual and collective resources.

NASA's ongoing investigations include in-depth surveys of Mars and Saturn and studies of the Earth and the Sun.

A large in-depth survey of older Americans has yielded a mixed appraisal of the new Medicare prescription drug benefit.

The study, being published Monday in the journal Pediatrics, analyzed an in-depth survey conducted in 2004 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that asked people how they got health care.

One room offers an in-depth survey of American stamps; another space provides a broad international sampling.

The first in-depth survey of Chagall's art since 1985, the show costs an extra $5 on top of the usual $10 admission.

In 2013, an in-depth survey by Ipsos MORI revealed that Britons vastly overestimate the number of British immigrants, Muslims and benefit fraudsters.