"location of respondent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the geographic area from which survey respondents have been gathered. For example, "This survey was conducted among a sample of respondents from across the United States, and the location of each respondent is listed in the report."
Fifth, combining the geographical information on the location of respondents from the STB with geographical information from other (secondary) sources (preferably on small units, Wikström et al. [2012b]), enables the study of a variety of ecological criminological theories at the individual level.
Reported fear of animals varies by age, sex, cultural background and geographic location of respondents.
We noticed that there are significant differences in subscription by spatial location of respondents.
However, in this dataset, self-reported distance was not reported nor did we have access to the home and school location of respondents.
No significant differences in awareness (or any of the other answers) were observed based on geographic location of respondents, their sex, birth year (or birth decade), hours offering counselling to patients per week, or years in medical practice.
Among the 141 women in advanced gestational ages (third trimester and greater than 40 weeks), 42 (29.7%) received an adequate amount of maternal visits from skilled providers.> Table 3 describes factors typically related to antenatal care access including UN registration, educational status, current accommodation, and regional location of respondents.
(A) Geographic locations of respondent data by six digit postal code.
The influence of location on respondent's perception might be explained by the differences in extent of the presence of transhumant herds between the two study sites (transit and destination zones).
The variables included in the original saturated model were: rural/urban location, sex of respondent, age group, education level, whether thought people with HIV should live apart, whether believed themselves at risk of HIV, whether visited a government clinic, whether believed ART could help AIDS, and whether in favour of routine HIV testing Table 8 summarises knowledge and perceptions about ART.
It is important to recognize that, under this model, the locations of respondents on the latent variables are not estimated.
