Sentence examples for profound survey from inspiring English sources

SARA, first published by WHO in 2012 [ 22], represents a very profound survey of manifold aspects of health care services.

Prominent examples for such tools are the 'Service Availability and Readiness Assessment' (SARA), the 'Health Center Assessment Handbook' and the methods of Kielmann et al. and of Halbwachs: SARA, first published by WHO in 2012 [ 22 ], represents a very profound survey of manifold aspects of health care services.

On parental choice of school, the latest British Social Attitudes survey reveals profound ambivalence.

AS chairman of the Roman Catholic bishops' committee that deals with immigration issues, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio holds a privileged vantage point from which to survey a profound change occurring within the Catholic church in the United States.

The survey found "profound generational differences" on the image of what constitutes a true American, said Cox.

111), his last work in the genre, certainly still sounded revolutionary when Mr. Denk played it at the end of his program, surveying its profound and crazed moods with an apt blend of fierce attack and emotional potency.

Despite low costs and wide availability, conventional radiographic surveys have profound disadvantages such as relatively high false-negative rates and lack of bone marrow evaluation which make this technology less suitable for early diagnosing/staging/evaluating multiple myeloma.

Nearly all polling on guns, including the HuffPost/YouGov survey, measured a profound reaction to the Parkland, Florida, shooting earlier this year, which created a new crop of gun control advocates and sparked an unusually prolonged national debate about the issue.

And why is the profound Jewish involvement with Hollywood surveyed in so cursory a manner?

All of which seems to have led to a mood of profound despair for the artists surveyed, most of whom are self-employed and therefore especially susceptible to economic droughts.

But EPI probes deeper than most surveys, and reveals profound insights about American long range thinking.