Sentence examples for patterns of respondents from inspiring English sources

The study used neuroscience techniques to measure the brainwave patterns of respondents as they were exposed to newspaper and television advertising.

Because measured respondent characteristics could not sufficiently explain the substantial contribution of 'respondent' to total variance in the valuation scores, we further investigated the nature of the response patterns of respondents.

When examining the subdivided categories of food insecurity, the dietary patterns of respondents in households with both "low food security" and "very low food security" were nearly identical, with no significant differences for any pattern.

The resulting pattern of respondents (Table 4) corresponds to a significant extent with the ideal case.

However, when we included variables characterising the drinking pattern of respondents and partners in the model, we found that drinking patterns of both partners were associated with victimisation and with perpetration of aggression in incidents where alcohol was involved.

For example, this study did not quantify the driving patterns of the respondents in the prior 30 days.

The result "may indicate either a big underlying Democratic turnout advantage seeping into the response patterns of our respondents, or it may be a sign of sample bias in need of correction," Blumenthal wrote.

Although this represents a change to the original format of the CES-D, it more closely represents the actual response patterns of the respondents in this sample.

For example, the POLYMOD study, a large randomized study in eight European countries, used contact diaries to analyse mixing patterns of independent respondents [ 9].

Analytical tools may be used after the fact to weight and adjust survey samples for such under-representation [ 44], noting that some caution is needed since such techniques involve assumptions about the likely response patterns of non-respondents [ 45].

Table 3 provides further characterization of early-experience patterns for respondents reporting moderate-to-intense reactions.