Sentence examples for notable survey from inspiring English sources
Other notable survey answers came from Lisa Fritsch and Secede Kilgore, Republicans running for governor, who said they think the Ten Commandments should be displayed in public schools and free market competition for education dollars would create better schools than the current system.
The US Health and Retirement Study HRSS) and other notable surveys, such as the English Longitudinal Study on Ageing (ELSA), have provided the necessary evidence base to begin to address the needs and contributions of older persons in higher-income countries.
Regarding diet, the most notable difference across survey centers was a low propensity for consumption of high-sugar foods and beverages by Swedish children.
International policy changes regarding TBAs have affected the number of programmes training TBAs and it was notable in this survey that while we targeted community-based programmes, few were currently training TBAs (12%, Figure 2); however, many were training skilled attendants (25%).
It is notable that the surveys show far more conservatives in the more rigorous disciplines such as economics than in the vaguer 1960s "ologies".
Information needs were notable in all surveyed patient groups, relatives, and samples of the general population.
But this latest survey is notable because its results are consistent with those generated by other recent polls, which have also shown Trump and Clinton in the lead.
Secondly, some notable results of the survey(s) were presented to uncover qualitative comments.
This paper is an endeavor to provide a comprehensive survey of notable databases of handwritten text developed over the last two decades.
There was no any evidence of abdominal or pelvic tenderness, and the remainder of his primary survey was notable only for some lower extremity bruising.
A notable outcome of this survey is that it establishes (albeit on a self-reported basis only) a fact that has been anecdotally known to radiologists for some time: on average, 32.47% of Consultant Radiologists' working time is now taken up with meaningful work that cannot be counted in simple study numbers.
