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By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 28 , 1935P. 9 Air travellers, in answer to questionnaire conducted by American Airlines, Inc., have voted against cocktails and spirits being served in the air.
However, a questionnaire conducted by the inventor found that 95% the inquired would be willing to buy a more expensive ticket in order to use such a safety system.
According to a 2015 questionnaire conducted by the Kyoto City government (Kyoto City Industry and Tourism Bureau 2015), most tourists come to see the city's temples, shrines, and historical sites.
A questionnaire conducted by phone included questions on knowledge of pediatric migraine acute treatment and preventive therapy, referral to a child neurologist as well as GPs awareness of HAS recommendations in general.
In 2008, Parker, as Cartman, gave answers to a Proust Questionnaire conducted by Julie Rovner of NPR.
We also included the results of a questionnaire conducted by MAJ in Sarawak (northwest Borneo) as the interviewees were familiar with the flat-headed cat.
Another limitation of the study is its methodology since it only used as data the results of publicly reported results of tests and questionnaires conducted by the government.
Papers have addressed the reliability of questions in telephone health survey questionnaires conducted by the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) in the United States [ 1- 6].
Resource use was captured via a combination of electronic chart searches and patient questionnaires conducted by research staff at baseline and follow-up.
Data of study participants' dietary habits, physical inactivity and family socioeconomic status were collected from the study questionnaire, which was formed of modified WHO questionnaires (conducted by Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) and COSI study groups) [ 24, 25].
Demographic data, medical and surgical history, type and duration of symptoms, and ethnicity were collected by face-to-face standardized questionnaires conducted by the surgeon during the month before surgery, as previously reported [ 16].
