Sentence examples for more rigorous survey from inspiring English sources

The journal has been conducting its own, more rigorous survey, and so far at least 20 respondents have said that they used the drugs for nonmedical purposes, according to Philip Campbell, the journal's editor in chief.

And 82% of respondents agreed with the statement "I don't want people talking on their phones during flights".Another, more rigorous survey, carried out in America for the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, a flight attendants' union, found that 63% of those polled thought the ban on in-flight calling should be maintained.

As for more rigorous surveys, a poll of Americans in March by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found that 74percentt of Roman Catholics had a favorable impression of Benedict.

Ultimately, Hind teamed up with marine ecologist Brett Favaro of the Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada to conduct the more rigorous #SciSpends survey, which they formally launched 30 March.

This problem characterizes most survey research where data are self-reported, and signals the need for more conceptually rigorous survey questions.

More rigorous coverage surveys were conducted during the first 3 years of introduction and for the most part confirmed that coverage in the correct age group was >90% (Table 1).

We aimed at identifying where species boundaries are unclear and where further investigations need to be carried out to provide a more rigorous systematic framework for epidemiological surveys.

Improved surveillance systems and national surveys to collect more rigorous data on incidence and prevalence of fungal infections would be useful in allowing comparisons of investments in research with the health and economic burden of mycological disease.

Joyce Klein, the program's director, said the surveys had limitations but more rigorous studies that included randomized control groups would be prohibitively expensive.

Figuring out what lessons to draw from pollsters' challenges in 2016 "would have been much easier if polls that on paper looked more rigorous than other polls performed better," Courtney Kennedy, director of survey research at the Pew Research Center, explained last year.

Dr. Schimmack points to daily Gallup surveys, at well-beingindex.com, as a far more rigorous approach.