Sentence examples for recent questionnaire from inspiring English sources

In a recent "questionnaire" for Vanity Fair, he named Gogol as a favorite author.

A shared database for all EU tax authorities would solve this problem.A recent questionnaire from Brussels to national tax authorities tried to quantify the problem, but revealed little.

Sixty-two percent of plastic surgeons who responded to a recent questionnaire from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons said they had performed fewer procedures in the first half of this year compared with the same period last year, according to the latest anecdotal information from the group.

In responses to a recent questionnaire, Mr. Romney allowed that the world was getting warmer, that human activity contributes to the warming and that some action may be required to deal with it.

The present findings based on dream diaries and the exact measurement of waking activities replicated two recent questionnaire studies.

It is well known that predicting a missing part is important when we construct a recommendation system, which is sometimes required in a recent questionnaire study or WEB survey.

The results are compared to data gathered through desk studies and results extracted from recent questionnaires.

A recent questionnaire-based study found that people self-tested more frequently and 25% of respondents reduced their insulin dose in the days following a non-severe hypoglycaemic event.

In a recent questionnaire-based study of 104 women suffering from different hair loss disorders like alopecia areata, FPHL, or telogen effluvium, the patient's perception of the severity of hair loss was greater than the severity ratings given by the dermatologist.

For example, a recent questionnaire-based survey of a random sample of men and women aged 15 to 29 who responded to an invitation for be screened for chlamydia by means of a home based urine sample in the Netherlands, found that 42 % felt relief at receiving a negative result and that only a small minority of those receiving a negative result remained anxious [ 6].

More recent questionnaires have proved too complex for clinical practice.