Sentence examples for possible respondents from inspiring English sources

In determining the sample size, a snowball sampling technique was used to identify possible respondents which are particularly useful in hard-to-track populations.

To give them time to respond and to make sure that we get as many of them as possible, respondents have a week to give us their answers.

Using a method previously designed and used by NACCHO, to determine the size of each stratum we "split the difference" between assigning an equal number of possible respondents to each stratum and assigning a number proportional to their representation in the universe of NACCHO members.

A quota sample with 12 strata based on four regions of the country (defined as U.S. Census regions) and 3 jurisdictional population sizes (small defined as less than 50,000, medium defined as 50,000 to 499,999, and large defined as 500,000 and higher)–was randomly drawn from the universe of possible respondents.

Of a total of 1,541 possible respondents, 685 (44%) completed the 2009 survey (Table  1).

We asked interviewees to recommend to us two to three possible respondents and their contacts.

The response rate was 52.7%%, and while half of the possible respondent group was reached it is possible that respondents may have been affected by selection bias.

Another important limitation is that the respondent to the questionnaire may have been different in some practices in 2005 and 2010, thus introducing a possible respondent's bias.

A fourth limitation is that key informants who responded to the questionnaire may have been different in 2005 and 2010, thus introducing a possible respondent's bias.

For an address to be included, there had to be at least one possible respondent available for, and consenting to, the interview.

The AORs for the interaction terms reflect the differential effects of the baseline functional status measures on functional decline across the four possible respondent status groups.