Sentence examples for most reliable surveys from inspiring English sources

Most reliable surveys show that the majority of the people of the world (including those of totalitarian countries) are usually satisfied with the kind of mass communication available to them.

The most reliable surveys of Mexico's prison system — conducted every few years by two social scientists, Elena Azaola and Marcelo Bergman — have found that a majority of Mexico's inmates are incarcerated for stealing items worth less than $400 or for selling small quantities of drugs.

The CPS and ACS feature in-person interviews, enormous sample sizes and very high response rates, making them some of the most reliable surveys available.

The final Des Moines Register poll released this week, widely seen as one of the most reliable surveys of the state, showed all three candidates struggling, with Christie earning 3percentt of the vote to Bush's and Kasich's two percent.

It is considered the most reliable survey of American students' performance.

It is heralded by the agency as "the nation's largest and most reliable survey" of how American adults engage with the arts.

Selzer's Iowa Poll is widely seen as the most reliable survey of voters ahead of the first contest of the primary season.

A cluster random sampling design was not considered appropriate here (despite the fact that this is the most reliable survey method for trachoma prevalence estimation) as one of the purposes of this study was to utilize an integrated method [ 25].

HUD uses two-bedroom units for its standard estimates because they are most common and most reliable to survey, the report states.   .

In most reliable scientific opinion surveys, the Greens are polling around 20 percent of the vote, nearly twice the 10.7 percent of the votes they won in the 2009 parliamentary election.

The most reliable polls are telephone surveys carried out by real people, rather than by automatic voice-response systems.