Sentence examples for make the surveys from inspiring English sources

A test in only a few districts will make the surveys seem disproportionately expensive (in terms of cost per population size) and overly precise (surveys could produce sub-district results, which would not be feasible if I-Q was scaled-up nationally).

First, to make the survey representative of the population, you need to know a lot about the population to make a good sampling frame.

A number of variables make the survey results inevitably imprecise, particularly when trying to turn an abstract death rate into a number of actual deaths.

That increases the chances that the bill to make the survey voluntary could be slipped into the Commerce Department appropriation or other legislation.

The authors urge financial regulators to undertake more surveys of financial innovation and to make the survey data more available to researchers.Yes, I would urge that as well.

And that will make the survey more expensive".

As the Fog computing is still in its infancy stage, similar technologies have also been discussed to make the survey more holistic and beneficial.

Both for reasons of inclusivity and practicality it was agreed to make the survey generally available.

This was a deliberate choice in order to make the survey anonymous and hence increase the number of responses.

Having an electronic form could make the survey more user-friendly and also facilitate compiling the information supplied.

The survey was designed to be easy to answer with validation checks for each response and used skipping logic to make the survey easy and efficient to answer.