The authors had no pre-conceived themes in mind and specifically made survey questions broad and open-ended.
Little training took place in the year following the November 1918 Armistice; staff mainly did "odd jobs" such as making survey flights and promoting government bonds.
The interviewer also made verbal substitutes for items and phrases not understood by the children, to make survey modifications.
The low frequency of fistulae in any community make survey enquiries that specifically target the counting of fistula cases prohibitively expensive given the large sample sizes required.
However, there is an alternative hypothesis one might reasonably make: survey responders believe commitment and resources are higher when HIT is more fully implemented.
The Dept. is making surveys & issuing figures four times a day.
Next, in service to the East India Company, he made surveys of the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.
Western specialists began making surveys to find the most favorable site, but few places had the right topography for a reservoir: low-lying land, preferably surrounded by mountains.
He has made surveys of a number of large cities, but only on one occasion has he suggested the firing of th whole police force.
Expendable types, often dropped from aircraft, radio back information from depths up to 300 m (1,000 feet) and are frequently employed in making surveys of large areas.
