Sentence examples for own respondents from inspiring English sources
(b) Because Dastar was the "origin" of the physical products it sold as its own, respondents cannot prevail on their Lanham Act claim.
Because we conclude that Dastar was the "origin" of the products it sold as its own, respondents cannot prevail on their Lanham Act claim.
Predicting the future is notoriously difficult, and hardly any of my own respondents would express anything close to "certainty" about events in the future.
Also, rather than combine WTP values with a pre-existing tariff (such as that which exists for the EQ-5D quality of life system), we wanted our own respondents to provide health state utility values that could be combined with their own WTP values for purposes of internal consistency.
When asked whether they would want to work for an international company or start their own business, respondents in Gen Z favored working for an international company, while Gen Y and Gen X professionals preferred starting their own business.
When it came to the prospect of starting their own companies, respondents had mixed feelings.
By NASA's own admission, respondents are 'low-risk' employees and do not work on classified projects". The scientists argue that JPL/NASA's background checks violate a constitutional right to informational privacy.
If the journal did not provide its own form, respondents were asked what specific consent items were required [see Additional file 1].
When dealing with colleagues outside their own organisation, respondents sometimes referred to the challenges that different professional practices presented, including higher thresholds in CSC than those in their own organisation.
Although policy makers may have become aware of research evidence through their own reading, respondents also identified a number of interfaces through which research entered the policy making process.
OOPE was defined as the total amount of own money respondents spent on both medical expenses and nonmedical expenses (e.g. transport, home care) related to care processes pertinent to healthcare.
