Sentence examples for questionnaires point from inspiring English sources

However, the maximum carbon price in the EU ETS was 32 €/ton achieved in 2006, equivalent to 319.36 ¥/ton (according to 2006 exchange rate 9.98 ¥/€), and through questionnaires, Point Carbon indicates that the carbon price in the EU ETS needs to be 38 €/ton to achieve effective emission reduction [34].

Most of the women (74.5%) in their questionnaires pointed that companion helped them a lot.

However, previous studies with the DIP-Questionnaire point to the opposite, i.e., the instrument has a somewhat better sensitivity than specificity, leading to a slight overreporting of symptoms compared with diagnostic interviews [ 60].

The questionnaire pointed out that most users could not evaluate this item because they had not clear perception of their interacting time on Facebook.

The evaluation was conducted with an adapted form of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) questionnaire pointing out different technological and pedagogical aspects addressed in the activity in which EDU.Tube instances were used (Davis et al. 1989).

The overall attitude score, measured using the McColl questionnaire, points in a positive direction: the mean is 63 (95% CI 61.3-64.3) (0 = very negative, 100 = very positive).

Subsequently the questionnaire pointed out that the questions referred only to the use of placebo interventions in clinical practice, not to placebos given as controls in clinical trials.

To address this problem, some journal editors responding to the questionnaire pointed out the need to store consent forms for a longer period of time.

We ran this complementary analysis in SPSS [General linear model, within subject(s) design with repeated measures; the within subject factor illusion (illusion condition or control condition) and the three measures (questionnaire, pointing task and SCR)].

Muramatu and Kominami (1992) determined a questionnaire-based intensity at each questionnaire survey point by relating these responses to the seismic intensity scales of JMA.

Panellists were asked to complete the revised questionnaire, providing point estimates of probabilities, with the aim of developing consensus for the various estimates.