Sentence examples for respondents computer from inspiring English sources

At the end of each day, the notes were reviewed and discussed to identify and interpret the respondents' computer experiences and perceptions of computer applications.

For example, giving a survey over the Internet about respondents' computer usage could give drastically different data than delivering the survey by phone since your sample is more likely to be familiar with computers.

In this study, participants were asked a series of screening questions to ensure that they themselves had haemophilia A or cared for a child with haemophilia A. In addition, cookies were pushed onto respondents' computers to alert researchers if the survey was accessed more than once from the same computer.

The system logs the location of the respondent computer (IP address) as well as the time and date of submission.

Some of the respondents attended computer training for only one computer program, for example, Microsoft Word, while others reported to have studied up to six different programs.

More than half, 356 (58.7%), of the respondents were computer literate and 204 (36.7%) had computer access at home.

Developed initially in 1997 1998, the LTUQ was tested in 3 earlier versions on approximately 1,700 respondents through computer-assisted self-interviewing, computer-assisted telephone interviewing, computer-assisted personal interviewing, and usability testing.

Trained health interviewers interview respondents using computer assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) technology and there is no replacement for non-respondents.

It was also slightly lower compared with the study findings from Addis Ababa hospitals and health centres [ 19, 25] where 46.7% of respondents were computer literate.

However, the survey was conducted online using individuals already recruited to a panel for market surveys, so by definition respondents were computer literate and accessed the internet regularly.

According to the respondents, no computer could achieve such an evaluation, based as it is on both objective and subjective factors.