Sentence examples for industry respondents from inspiring English sources

The survey, conducted by Goldsmiths University and the arts organisation Create, revealed that more than three-quarters of industry respondents came from a middle class background, having parents who worked in a managerial or professional job, and more than half had at least one parent with a degree.

Well, if you parse the numbers by seniority in the industry, respondents with under 10 years of experience were even more likely to break the law: 38 percent said they would commit insider trading for $10 million if they wouldn't be caught.

A majority of construction industry respondents agreed that sustainable procurement is a long due necessity and highlighted government regulations as the main driver for sustainable procurement.

Industry respondents want reassurance that the scientific quality of a given tool is acceptable; next they want pointers to the best available QSAR models.

Thus, we hypothesized: H3a: Industry type moderates the positive effect of SEP on ATD such the effect is stronger for aviation industry respondents than for academic respondents.

The main advantage of working in the life science industry, respondents reported, is the chance to make a difference, by performing work that brings the reward of helping people.

There is no pull mechanism, only push from industry (Respondent #6) From the Indian side, the healthcare providers that took part in the study felt that the government should be more involved in facilitating telemedicine exports, by improving India's image, working with private sector and facilitating trade.

Also, as shown in Fig. 1 hypotheses H3a, industry type respondents (1=Academic, 2=Aviation) is a full mediator of the impact of SEP on ATD.

Also, moderating effect of industry type respondents and experience, and interaction effect were not discussed in the study of Singh and Sharma [73].

Given the somber state of the American automotive industry, a respondent may think that the survey is specifically aiming to figure out what will draw readers to new car coverage.

These include questions on the average number of weeks worked in the previous year, type of occupation and industry each respondent works in, information on family composition, socio-demographic composition, education, income and geographic mobility in the last year and over the last five years.