Sentence examples for mail to collect from inspiring English sources
Khan and Sinha undertook a multi-city tour during which they unveiled a 3,600 feet-long piece of fan mail to collect audience messages.
Compared with America's capabilities during historical events that Mr. Malkin lists, agencies like the National Security Agency now have more media (like e-mail) to collect intelligence from, greater government funding, larger data storage and smarter algorithms to find suspicious behavior.
Oh yeah, almost forgot, they also did a few mail outs to collect more money.
This study used a structured questionnaire derived from the literature and employing a mail survey to collect responses form a group of 569 ISO 14001 certified firms in Malaysia.
It works by first purchasing one of the three DNA-based products on EverlyWell, then you will get two kits in the mail — one to collect a DNA sample and one to collect a biomarker sample.
For many businesses like contractors or event rentals, this meant having to make a phone call or sending an email or snail mail bill to collect payment before work could begin or the deal was official.
Other limitations in our methods that may make associations more difficult to detect include differences in DEXA equipment used in Seattle and New Mexico and use of different methods of data collection (in person vs. mailed questionnaire) to collect demographic, lifestyle and medical history information.
The project uses mailed questionnaires to collect self-report data on health and related variables every three years.
The project uses mailed questionnaires to collect self-reported data on health and related variables every three years.
The open source application "Limesurvey 2.00" was used to ask students to take part in the survey by e-mail, and to collect and save data before and after training.
Given the advantage over web surveys in coverage and the potential cost savings compared to phone surveys, we were interested in using a mailed survey to collect data from patients with three types of cancers.
