Sentence examples for questionnaire suggest from inspiring English sources

Responses to Judge Harmon's questionnaire suggest that many potential jurors have already made up their minds, Mr. Hardin said.

The responses to the open-ended questionnaire suggest that pre-service teachers have developed understanding about student learning and aspects related to factors affecting student learning.

T-scores of 40 to 59 are within the normal range; scores of ≥70 on the occupational role questionnaire or the psychologic strain questionnaire suggest significant maladaptive stress; scores of ≤30 on the personal resources questionnaire suggest a significant lack of coping skills.

Second, the results of this paper, which used a questionnaire, suggest that follow-up research could include interviews, case studies, experimental studies, and other methods of cross-validation with this paper, forming an evidence triangle so that the conclusion can be more reliable.

The results of the questionnaire suggest that high complexity hospitals are more likely than low complexity hospitals to innovate in their pharmacotherapy, and hence be more likely to deal with new medicines.

However, significant results from a large longitudinal study that employed a validated questionnaire suggest that inactive participants were more likely to adopt exercise after the transition to retirement than participants who remained employed.

The British Crime Survey (BCS), an official annual questionnaire, suggests that violent crime has fallen dramatically in recent years.

The Communist Party spent decades promoting the virtues of conformity, but the questionnaire suggested that, in the new world of Chinese love, a man is expected to be able to define himself as precisely as possible.

None of his dozen high school and college acquaintances interviewed for this article said he had ever shown or mentioned behaviors related to A.D.H.D. — certainly not the "losing things" and "difficulty awaiting turn" he reported on the Triad questionnaire — suggesting that he probably faked or at least exaggerated his symptoms to get his diagnosis.

Despite difficulties in carrying out and analysing QoL items in such patients, the global QoL evaluated by the Spitzer's questionnaire suggested an advantage for MVC regimen (P=0.05) and a significant difference was observed in global health subdomain (P=0.04).

The 2016 questionnaire suggested that just 10% of workers felt the organisation was well-managed.