Sentence examples for mass surveys from inspiring English sources

Apparently even the sternest scientific studies -- mass surveys of randomly selected people, conducted by interviewers trained to look unbiased, unimpressed and unembarrassed -- are not beyond reproach.

In a study published by the UK government alongside last week's white paper on the BBC's future, based on two mass surveys of around 2100 people, it found Scotland's viewers were consistently the most critical and least supportive of any demographic group, whether by place of residence, age, or social group.

During egg mass surveys, the presence of aquatic predators including the exotic American bullfrog (Rana (Lithobates) catesbeiana) and fish were recorded.

But advocates for the higher education community sound less enthused about the idea of requiring mass surveys.

Mass surveys, movement restrictions, monitoring of sex workers and treatment of venereal diseases were initiated and were broadened further in scope and technically improved after 1932 [47], [48].

Surveyors encountered and captured 320 R. pipiens during nocturnal calling surveys, egg mass surveys and visual encounter surveys [for details see [ 24]] and took 401 tissue samples.

The NRS, adding more mass surveying, is publishing quarterly figures that put newsstand and cyberspace together.

That was roughly the number of Catholics in the US last year, according to a mass survey by Pew suggesting one in five Americans was a member of the Catholic church.

They have just completed a mass survey of 20,000 SNP members with the party's help, and found that the post-referendum surge has not pulled the party very much to the left after all.

The authors recommended that "In mass survey work … all films be read independently by at least two interpreters".

Focus Group Interview as a research method is not to make generalized deductions as in a mass survey, but to comprehend various persons' recognition of specific circumstances and experiences by targeting a various range of participants.