Sentence examples for much smaller survey from inspiring English sources

Only 10percentt of students had acknowledged such cheating in a similar, but much smaller survey three years ago.

Some economists have tried to estimate this number from a much smaller survey that is conducted each month as part of the jobs report.

(The sorts of labels put on "feminists" were most apparent in a separate, much smaller survey carried out by Netmums last year, which found that few of its members described themselves as feminist because they liked makeup and men).

They are taken from a much smaller survey sample, but they are more up to date.

It has been asked periodically in much smaller survey samples.

However, this percentage has decreased from a much smaller survey undertaken in 2006 where the same question was asked and 80% believed it was not necessary.

But by the mid-2000s, the federal government stopped asking the questions, leaving researchers to rely on much smaller surveys, like the General Social Survey, which is conducted by NORC, a research center at the University of Chicago.

For this reason, the level of diversity found in the much smaller area in our survey in the present study is undoubtedly remarkable.

?Since Caltech is so much smaller than MIT, our survey was more personally organized,? said Marianne Bronner-Fraser, an Albert Billings Ruddock professor of biology at Caltech.

MS/MS spectra are usually acquired in centroid mode and are thus much smaller in size than survey scans.

The problem is that this study, while attempting to replicate the BLS contingent worker questions, used an on-line survey given to a different and much smaller sample than the BLS survey and in the case of contract workers used a different measure (for more detailed analysis see this article).