Sentence examples for published survey on from inspiring English sources

The specificity of this work is that: it is the first published survey on the climate classification and the passive solar designs for this developing country.

In a previous blog, I spoke about some teleworking results from WorldatWork's recently published Survey on Workplace Flexibility.

Indeed, in a recently published survey on the acceptance of influenza vaccination among ethnic minorities, recipients of a flu vaccine stated that Web 2.0 applications such as Facebook© (www.facebook.com) and Twitter© (www.twitter.com) had been useful vaccine communication channels for them.

A recently published survey on global disability found that RA was ranked as the 42nd highest contributor to global disability, just below malaria and just above iodine deficiency [ 38].

There was minimal variation of demographic data and background information regarding research experience between respondents from the classes of the different medical schools and these results were similar to a recently published survey on the characteristics of medical students in other Canadian medical schools [ 19].

Conduction of the study and its design, taking into consideration a published survey on medical student responses to team-based learning and SDL [ 33], were approved by the Ethics Committee of the Faculty of Education and Health Sciences, University of Limerick, Ireland.

The morphometric analysis of the Sarabanga watershed has been prepared based on published Survey of India (1 50,000) toposheets and SRTM- DEM data.

In Sweden there are no published surveys on resistance in small ruminant nematodes while there is one single report on the situation in Norway [ 26].

According to a review of published surveys on donor attitudes by Mary Amanda Dew, a psychologist as the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, about 95percentt of donors say they would do it again.

Our results are in accordance with the few published surveys on this topic.

Published surveys on wild boar TB (e.g., [5], [10]) rely mostly on culturing only animals with visible macroscopic lesions, which does not allow the calculation of real prevalence.