Sentence examples for relation to survey from inspiring English sources

A key issue in relation to survey response is the need to minimise the opportunity cost of survey completion for respondents.

Dimensionality in relation to survey instruments refers to the homogeneity of the items on the scale and evaluates the presence of underpinning constructs (Netemeyer et al., 2003).

Scotland Yard said it was now reviewing its processes in relation to surveys of this kind to avoid a similar error.

As Stark noted in relation to survey-based research on curriculum design (2000, p. 435), 'Our work fell short of exploring in depth the actual decisions teachers make about course plans and curriculum'.

An additional issue relates to social desirability bias in relation to the survey questions that rely on self-report on sensitive topics including previous VCT use and direct experience of HIV.

First, the spatial pattern of the transects surveyed could be determinant of biased estimates, if the objects are not randomly distributed in relation to the survey line (i.e. if the transect follows a geographic feature in such a way the animals are either attracted or deterred).

Social impact assessment (SIA) is well-established but uses conventional approaches that have become less effective in recent decades, particularly in relation to declining survey response rates and a lack of youth engagement.

While ratings did not vary by respondents' workplace in round one, they did in round two in relation to two survey items.

Despite the fact that the survey site was in a high migrant area, new migrants presented in surprisingly low numbers, with foreign-born nationals significantly under-represented in relation to local survey data.

When comparing the quantitative survey results between group A (acculturating unassisted) and group B (acculturating assisted via the ubiquitous system), these results demonstrate that overall, users of the system saw slightly better improvement in regard to acculturation balance in relation to these surveys.

The views of this group will be sought in developing the study materials in relation to the patient survey and in dissemination of the results.