Sentence examples for respondent pool from inspiring English sources

Peanut Labs' respondent pool hovers around 240 million consumers to date.

Peanut Labs, which was acquired by E-Rewards in 2010, says it has built up a respondent pool of "tens of millions of consumers and business professionals," thanks to partnerships with hundreds of websites and social networks.

Of the initially sampled 291 conference presenters and scholarship recipients, a total of 34 individuals were subsequently deleted from the respondent pool because of: 1) our contact information was not correct and they never received the survey; 2) they were initially registered as presenters at the conference but had not actually presented; or 3) they ultimately did not attend the conference.

Moreover, the tilt of the respondent pool was, like the court, a bit conservative.

The respondent pool was reported as 25percentt Democrat, 30 percent Republican, and 45percentt independent or other affiliation.

The analyses and conclusions reported for the qualitative data thus are reflective of the entire respondent pool for these questions.

A difference between the professions was observed: the nursing respondents were more willing to grant CO for vacuum suction (47.7%) than for medical abortions (15.7%; all nursing respondents pooled, χ test, p < 0.001) or referrals (9.1%; χ test, p < 0.001).

The potential respondent's pool was drawn from the experts and practitioners in the logistics, ICT sectors, academia and consultancy to understand the varying or similar views on the research questions.

To test whether the effect of BMI on hours of work is different in single and married respondents, we pooled the single and married samples, separately for each ethnic group, and included married status and an interaction between marital status and BMI in OLS regressions.

The HuffPost Pollster polling average shows a very similar, long-term improvement for Clinton, largely because they pool respondents across multiple polls of roughly one thousand interviews each.

All participants were described by their professions and a code – each 'group' had at least seven respondents in its pool protecting individual identities from being ascertained.