Sentence examples for respondents existing from inspiring English sources

These materials were retrieved either from respondents' existing stockpile of slides, notes, and other media, or from colleagues who had previously taught the course.

The "research spider" tool provided a simple and efficient way of representing respondents' existing skills, as previously reported by Smith et al. [ 6].

Specifically, the survey illustrated the wide variety of backgrounds of respondents, existing capacity and interest, useful data about the motivation to join the network, and the likely training needs of participants.

According to a TNS survey of 2,500 American consumers, nearly half of all respondents did not favor such bans and boycotts -- yet 16percentt of respondents with existing travel plans to boycott-targeted states cancelled trips or traveled to another state.

We conducted qualitative research on family planning in Moscow to clarify the values, attitudes and opinions of respondents on existing institutes of family planning.

A questionnaire was developed consisting of items on the demographic and socio-economic characteristics of the respondents, and existing health measurement instruments to measure trauma exposure, PTSD and depression.

A questionnaire was developed consisting of items on the demographic, displacement and socio-economic characteristics of the respondents, and existing health measurement instruments to measure trauma exposure, PTSD and depression (and general health status using the SF-8 for which the results are to be presented elsewhere).

When asked if it was easy to find the information that they were seeking, 130 (65.99%) of the respondents to the existing site gave an affirmative response, whereas 57 (28.93%) responded negatively.

And yet, 51 percent of respondents said the existing level of nuclear power should be retained, while 5 percent said it should increase.

A 2015 government survey found only 38% of respondents understood the existing method of rating.

The results may reflect respondents with an existing help-seeking behavior.