Sentence examples for population opinion from inspiring English sources

To assess the clinical and epidemiological characteristics of chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP) in a French population opinion survey.

To assess Spanish general population opinion on prescription medicine information which they currently access or would like to.

The limited use of target population opinions is a problem.

In order to theoretically refine the items, several studies used opinions of experts (74.2%, n = 78), whereas others used target population opinions (43.8%, n = 46).

Another review proposed three distinct categories of approaches for defining the MCID: distribution-based (using statistical descriptions of the population), opinion-based (relying upon experts), and predictive/data-driven (using sequential hypothesis formation and testing) [ 28].

Publicly (or privately) funded health care benefit providers are often interested in learning about tax payers' (or privately insured populations') opinion about the value of these genomic tests.

In this case the educated elites in the capital, and the impatient urban young, may have been far more pro-Moussavi than the less-educated and rural population whose opinion is less sought and harder to obtain.

At the moment, although living standards and real incomes remain badly squeezed for the majority of the population, the opinion polls are so close that, if this were a traditional electoral cycle, a British government might be tempted to "cut and run" with an autumn election.

One of those is relatively easy to predict and quantify, and that's the error produced by interviewing a random sample rather than the entire population whose opinion you're seeking.

This annual survey asks 3,000 people (chosen at random and representative of the British population) their opinions about what it's like to live in Britain and how the country is run.

If the Leveretts were urging caution in assessing the true desires of a bitterly divided population whose opinions cannot be credibly studied on a large scale, it would be a point well taken.