Sentence examples for large response rate from inspiring English sources

Its results, driven by a large response rate, helped guide significant changes to the University's Title IX Office, its policy and procedures, and the resources offered across Harvard.

Although the questionnaire did not have a large response rate, its broad industry representation does to some extent validate its findings in terms of applicability to wider extrapolation.

This can be problematic if one wishes to extrapolate findings to a wider population, as high response rates provide some measure of reassurance about the validity of the findings and without a large response rate, it is difficult to assess how non-respondents differ from respondents [56].

In spite of these weaknesses, the generalizability and external validity of the study results are good as the number of respondents was large, response rate was high, and the percentage of invalid instrument scores was low.

In 2004, Örebro County Council decided to carry out a non-response follow-up as large response rate variations were evident between geographical areas and different socio-demographic groups.

Results were frequently discussed with members of a multidisciplinary team; a large response rate (96%); a diverse and broad range of participants highlighted that further research is needed on the relationship between timing of migration and access to palliative care services; and the use of multiple perspectives (patients, healthcare providers, carers).

The Business Roundtable survey was conducted from Feb. 28 through March 18, and received responses from 142 of the 200 chief executives, which the organization said was the largest response rate ever.

The questionnaire was left open for 15 weeks in order to facilitate the largest response rate possible.

Electronic versions of the survey instrument--such as that made available at the Baylor College of Medicine Postdoc Association Web site--appear to be the easiest to complete, increasing the possibility of a larger response rate.

With a larger sample size (on soliciting patient preference for type of consultation) and a larger response rate (particularly on the application or planned application of knowledge questions) we might have seen additional differences between TCs and VCs.

Finally, the possible larger response rate seen in this Asian population and in others reported in the literature is worthy of further study both in terms of biomarkers and possible differences in pharmacogenomics.