Sentence examples for reports of opinion from inspiring English sources

However, survey findings do not provide much information about the opinion leaders who may have played an important part in developing the opinion (although this information may be obtained through subgroup analysis, provided that the original sample is large enough to ensure that reports of opinion leaders are statistically reliable to a reasonable degree).

Among the manifold anxieties that haunt the discussion of the place of Muslims in British society, one of the strongest, reinforced from time to time by the sensational reporting of opinion polls, is that Muslim communities in this country seek the freedom to live under sharia law.

It has also at times taken a selective approach to the reporting of opinion poll data to strengthen the conviction that the majority of the public support wind power [ 25].

The reports of public opinion and social experience in the media become benchmarks for the individual.

Studies that examined the reliability of self reports of attitude, opinion, craving, or substance dependence were excluded.

Authors reporting the use of orthotics with or without specific footwear are anecdotal reports of author opinion 13 or have limited participant numbers within a case study 8 of which has also not been published in peer reviewed media.

A source of confusion for the general public is evident in reports of obstetric opinion where midwifery services are only recognised as they relate to home birth, failing to acknowledge the work of midwives across the full range of maternity services.

This question is discussed in recent reports of students' opinions and learning experiences in the transitional phase [ 1, 2].

Reports of the opinions of experts in the field regarding instrument items or item content were extracted as evidence of face or content validity respectively.

There appear to have been few other published reports of the opinions of users of telemedicine networks in low-resource settings and almost nothing is known about the views of the specialists who provide advice in these networks.

The Sun is facing a backlash against its front-page report of an opinion poll purporting to show that one in five British Muslims had "sympathy for jihadis", with more than 1,200 complaints made to the press regulator.