Sentence examples for origin of respondents from inspiring English sources

The belief that passive smoking was dangerous to one's health was strongly associated with ethnic origin of respondents (p = 0.002).

English was the most commonly selected language, though this was not necessarily reflective of "first language" nor region of origin of respondents.

There was no opportunity to purposively sample at an individual level and the countries of origin of respondents was partly dictated by the settings in which the research was conducted, for example one area had a large population of Sri Lankan Tamils.

We deleted the countries of origin of the respondents in the verbatim citations and named only the destination country in order to maintain anonymity.

As the sample is very small, for instance, we do not provide information on the respective countries of origin of our respondents in this paper.

Due to the variety of destination and countries of origin of the respondents it is difficult to generalize findings or to show patterns of diaspora engagement for one specific destination or country of origin.

The Medical School of Athens, even though it is the largest [ 35], most popular and thus the one with the most competitive entry requirements, cannot be fully representative, something that is also evident from the distribution of the origin of the respondents which does not reflect the total population [ 36].

In a smaller parallel survey which also asked about country of origin, respondents of African origin reported coming from 29 different countries including Morocco, Angola, South Africa, Liberia and Somalia; and Other ethnicity included women from Afghanistan and the Philippines [ 31].

We use it for two different purposes: first, we exclude from the statistical analysis those who declare to be immigrants; second, for those who are US citizens and hence are included in our analysis, we use the question in order to extract some information on the family origin of the respondent.

Quotations were chosen to illustrate particular points and are identified by an anonymised code, as well the gender and country of origin of the respondent and whether a focus group or interview.

Additional analyses in which all the established predictive domains of knowledge of cervical cancer, perceived threat from cervical cancer, and service delivery point of origin of the respondent demonstrated that individuals with all combined predictive domains had an 11-fold chance of reporting having had a cervical screen (OR, 11.37, 95% CI, 7.21-18.393, P = 0.001).