Sentence examples for qualified respondents from inspiring English sources

There was a usable sample of 1334 qualified respondents in this study.

By using the snowball sampling method, up to 50 qualified respondents were contacted in each location in the summer of 2009.

The qualified respondents were involved in our survey on the condition that they understood the conditions and had given verbal consent before their participation.

An additional 1,000 e-mails sent specifically to human resource contacts from the Science Careers sales database, comprised the remaining 43 percent of the qualified respondents.

Specifically, the performance of the proposed OREM was empirically analyzed by gathering experiment data from qualified respondents who were asked to refer to the proposed OREM before making purchasing decisions via mobile phones.

While popular in its application for working length determination, the EALs have not resolved issues as to the apical limit for canal instrumentation and obturation (Mohammed et al. 2015), as survey results of UK-trained or qualified respondents indicated that the majority preferred to go to the same apical limit with all apical procedures.

More importantly, Kelly says that Survata will soon offer researchers the ability to target consumers based on more fine-grained criteria (like behavior) than just demographics, while Google's approach requires those researchers to qualify respondents with a screening question first.

To qualify respondents had to have either a living parent or an adult child over the age of 18. Data was weighted to bring each group in line with the population they represent.

To qualify, respondents must have experienced any of the following in the past 3 months: have difficulty falling asleep, wake up in the middle of the night, have difficulty falling back to sleep, wake up too early in the morning, wake up feeling drowsy or tired.

Fifty-seven percent of the total qualified survey respondents came from the initial e-mail invitation to 80,000 individuals worldwide.

The aim of the evaluation at the corporate level was to elicit understanding of CC and organisational engagement, and given the methods were open-ended interviews, a standard CC definition was not deemed necessary as answers were to be qualified by respondents and so intended meaning could be checked at interview.