Sentence examples for large-scale questionnaire from inspiring English sources

They helped me distribute a large-scale questionnaire to their colleagues from different departments of the college and to their female relatives and friends.

Nationwide large-scale questionnaire surveys are planned to be distributed to 10,000 teachers and 100,000 students in over 1000 schools.

Drawing on large-scale questionnaire surveys conducted in 2015 in 40 major cities in China, this paper aims to explore the characteristics of satisfaction with urban livability and the effect magnitude of its determinants using the geographical detector model.

The article draws on a substantial set of quantitative and qualitative data: two large-scale questionnaire surveys, 31 semi-structured interviews, four case studies and 10 English-mediated conference calls.

A large-scale questionnaire survey was conducted with representatives of each of these three groups of stakeholders in the Shandong University, one of the largest academic institutions in China.

Furthermore, in a large-scale questionnaire survey (Zhao et al. 2016b) on teachers' assessment practice and beliefs in primary mathematics classes in China, it was revealed, based on 1158 teachers' responses, that teachers did not consider questioning as relevant enough to provide useful student learning information, despite assessing their students by questioning nearly every day.

All large-scale questionnaire-based studies face these challenges.

One large-scale questionnaire-based study outlined the application of attachment theory to understanding care delay [ 53].

Based on the approach of Sandberg and Conner [ 13], we are currently testing an AR intervention in a large-scale, questionnaire-based study with 60,000 people invited to take part in the Scottish Bowel Cancer Screening programme where patients are sent Faecal Occult Blood Testing kits, to complete at home [ 15].

Therefore, we present our findings from two large-scale questionnaires with the aim of understanding medical, dental, nursing, physiotherapy and pharmacy students' reported experiences of moral distress following professionalism dilemmas (a type of value-conflict) during workplace learning.

Followed by a large scale questionnaire survey and factor analysis, four indexes were extracted.