Sentence examples for making the survey from inspiring English sources

Experts told Issa's committee in 2012 that making the survey voluntary would undermine its effectiveness.

"Making the survey voluntary will substantially decrease participation rates," said Phil Sparks, a former associate director of the census who now works for The Census Project.

They cited a test of making the survey voluntary that Congress required, and the experience of Canada, which made a similar survey voluntary.

The authors would like to thank the Australian Medical Association for making the survey results available.

We attempted to minimise this by making the survey brief and explaining the importance of receiving views from all users.

In the Chinese-version GYTS core questionnaire, 41 items were kept with exactly the same content and format as the original GYTS, making the survey internationally comparable.

Given that there are different scales involved when making the surveys, the scouts should be informed to scale down, using traditional methods.

This makes the survey the documentary was based on all the more perplexing.

In fact, the randomness of the survey is precisely what makes the survey scientific, statistical experts say.

No NHL clubs made the survey, but two from Formula One racing were included: Ferrari and McLaren.

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