Sentence examples for range of respondents from inspiring English sources
- Male partner, Morogoro Rural District This study explored, in detail, across a wide range of respondents, how women and their families experience and respond to abuse during childbirth in rural Tanzanian health facilities.
Vitally important questions no doubt, and questions answered by a range of respondents from across the UK for a study into 'Language Variation and Change' conducted by the University of Manchester.
To generalize the results of this study, additional research is necessary, including experiments and laboratory tests using videos and photos as well as a greater range of respondents.
Crucially a wide range of respondents was willing to tolerate the appearance of meadows outside the flowering season, especially when provided with information on their biodiversity and aesthetic benefits and potential cost savings (from reduced cutting frequencies).
Physicians who already use ultrasonography were more likely to complete the survey; however, we obtained answers from a wide range of respondents from all Brazilian regions, representing private and public institutions, as well as clinical, surgical, and mixed units.
This represents a well-accepted exploratory research method (Kumar et al., 1993) that enables researchers to access the multi-faceted lived-experiences of a wide range of respondents (Dibbern et al., 2008).
In their analyses, they pooled the data from the 13 countries but incorporated country fixed effects in their models, along with variables representing a range of respondent characteristics.
However, we adjusted for a wide range of respondent characteristics to account for these differences.
Facebook-distributed surveys captured a wide range of respondent age groups and more male respondents than did email-distributed surveys.
A purposive sample of this nature will enable a thematic analysis and identify the range of respondent experiences.
Questions within each of these topics were deliberately broad to try and elicit a range of respondent beliefs and experiences.
