Sentence examples for major respondents from inspiring English sources

On end-of-course surveys in both courses (n = 122 major respondents, n = 45 nonmajor respondents), students were asked to indicate agreement or disagreement with the following statement: "Having a discussion with my neighbors prepares me to listen to the instructor's explanation".

Results are presented in order of characteristics of the subjects, major respondent themes (pediatrician, parent, overarching), communication recommendations, and results of the pre-/post-focus group comparison of attitudes and opinions regarding rotavirus vaccines.

In commercial terms, there has been recent growth in technologies that would facilitate these services... internationally... this has not been addressed in any major way (Respondent #3) It [tele-care] can still be of use in the UK, as it would allow people to be monitored from home, rather than in hospital.

There were no major differences between respondents and non-respondents except for wealth index, where a larger proportion of non-respondents fell in the poorest wealth quintile compared to respondents, and living arrangements, whereby a quarter of the respondents were staying alone compared to more than a third of non-respondents.

Major occupation of respondents was subsistence farming, accounting for 95.7% of the respondents.

In a recent survey of M.B.A. students at 15 major business schools, respondents listed the factors most important to them in choosing a job.

In follow-up interviews, partisanship and bickering were given as major reasons for respondents' disapproval of Congress.

That is why the major proportion of respondents was males (Table 3).

Decreases in water quantity and changes in precipitation patterns are among the major concerns for respondents, however, communities have begun to use traditional knowledge and historical climate information for developing strategies suitable to cope with impacts of climate change.

In this article, we analyze gender differences in college major selection for respondents to the Education Longitudinal Study (2002 2006), focusing on educational pathways through college that lead to science, engineering, or doctoral-track medicine occupations and to non-doctoral track clinical and health sciences occupations.

While Birth to Three Matters has been replaced by the more general Early Years Foundation Stage Department of Educationn (DOE) 2012), The failure to specifically refer to infants and toddlers was a major critique of respondents to the revised draft of the EYFS in England (Goouch and Powell 2013).