Sentence examples for product survey from inspiring English sources

"The feeling out there is if there's any facial skin imperfection, something must be done about it," said Elaine D'Farley, the beauty director for Self magazine, whose annual new product survey yielded more anti-redness products this year than last.

It is challenging to directly examine the impact of these steps on STP tobaccos from a product survey of the kind reported in this work as different tobacco product manufacturers operate with proprietary manufacturing practises.

In addition to test results, the Review has published panel discussions, extensive product survey data, information on dental therapeutics, descriptions of clinical techniques and product category primers created with input and feedback from practitioners.

Consumers frequently consult pharmacists about OTC medicines: according to the American Pharmacists Association's 2008 Annual OTC Product Survey, pharmacists give approximately 31 OTC medicine recommendations per week, and an average of 83%% of individuals purchase the OTC medicine that their pharmacist recommends [ 76].

"Despite this, Nestlé's packaging remains the only product surveyed where materials are 100 per cent 'widely recycled' and six of the 10 products surveyed, both this year and in 2010, continue to use materials which have to be disposed of in landfill".

It's also unclear whether the company links any of the information it gathers from product surveys like these to individual Facebook users' profiles for ad targeting purposes.

Indirect measurement methods may include household and personal questionnaires, time activity diaries, dietary and consumer product surveys, and existing ambient pollution and emissions surveillance databases, among others.

(6) These early attempts at natural product surveys of sterols were based on measurements of melting point, color reaction, optical rotation, and crystalline form.

In addition, product surveys in shops can provide insight on food price, variety and quality to gather more data about how food choices may be constrained by location or economic circumstances [ 1, 6, 9].

These data were consistent with previous product surveys (Cui et al. 2005; Price et al. 2005), as well as with an on-farm study that showed conventionally raised poultry are more likely to be colonized with fluoroquinolone-resistant Campylobacter compared with those raised under the U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAA) organic label guidelines (Luangtongkum et al. 2006).

Sales of Marmite dipped 5% in terms of value and 1.2% in volume while sales of Rowse Honey soared nearly 18% in value and 21% in volume according to trade journal The Grocer's 2013 top products survey with market research company Nielsen.