Sentence examples for lay survey from inspiring English sources

The Vision Loss Expert Group (VLEG), comprising of leading ophthalmologists and optometrists, has expressed concern at how low the new DWs are compared to the previous weighting, particularly noting variations in the formulation of the lay survey questions pertaining to different health conditions.

The most damning conclusions lay in the survey's examination of how people view the two major parties in terms of broad attributes.

Before us lay a wrinkled survey of Brooklyn teen-age fashion at the turn of the twenty-first century, from Canal Jean Co. to Woodbury Common.

It's not that people intentionally lie during surveys and focus groups; it's that they try too hard to please.

Choosing to lay up, he surveyed his ball before his third shot and was dismayed to find it coated in mud.

We recruited and surveyed lay public members without a history of critical illness as to their preferences for outcomes in critical care trials.

As recently as 2006, a study conducted in the UK [ 5] found that 68% of the lay people they surveyed acquired their knowledge of MRSA from a combination of television and newspapers.

This evidence, taken together with the fact that there is no material benefit from lying in the survey and that the survey is anonymous, makes us less worried about respondents not answering truthfully in the survey.

The findings of the present study were based on a large survey among lay people in a hypothetical scenario.

Those who enter the country without permission must lay low, unable to survey the country broadly.

But workers also need to survey and lay new transmission lines through miles of Taliban-controlled country to Kandahar.