Sentence examples for latter respondents from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the latter respondents generally had the highest mean residential satisfaction.

For the latter, respondents provided feedback that their experience of comfort in speaking with the caseworker would lessen with the device being a barrier to the dynamics of their relationship.

The second wave (T2) evolved subsequently and was conducted in 2010 2011 among 172 of those latter respondents, all of whom had meanwhile obtained a permit.

In the latter, respondents are asked to choose their preferred option; in this study, for each choice set, respondents were asked to choose which option they preferred: 1) most ("of these jobs which one would MOST likely keep you practicing in a rural area?") and 2) least ("Of these jobs which one would LEAST likely keep you practising in a rural area"?).

The age of the latter respondents ranged from 18 to 84 years (mean = 48.6, SD = 14.2), 22.1% (n = 92) held a Bachelor's degree or higher educational qualification and 69.3% (n = 289) were women, the latter being consistent with the gender distribution of depression in the general population [ 14].

These latter respondents may have been among those who were coded as "inactive" because they had indicated they were semi-retired, or temporarily not in practice at the time of their last AMA census response but may have been working in, for example, medical education (although fewer than 20 hours per week).

(GP 10, female, Central region of the Netherlands, practice in healthcare center) The latter respondent stated that even though the amount of work might triple by offering more vaccines, the GP should still be the preferred provider.

As previous research on gay migrant sex workers has shown, the potential for increased risk relates to the fact that financial insecurity of the kind experienced by the latter respondent can result in sex workers feeling 'disempowered to insist on condom use,' especially if he hopes 'to lure the client on another occasion' (Chapman et al. 2009, 699).

For the latter question, respondents were offered five options (0, 1 19, 20 49, 50 99 and 100 or more).

In the latter case, respondents were chosen from close family members or friends who had had the most contact with a woman around the time of her death.

The mass mailing approach adopted in the social marketing campaign not only failed to address the former issues, but may have exacerbated the latter; most respondents in our study reported a distrust of postal correspondence.