Thirty-nine percent of respondents selected the United States as having the "worst" entry process, followed by the Middle East, cited by 16percentt of respondents.
Nearly two-thirds of respondents selected the computer as either the most or the second-most-significant technological innovation of the last 100 years, well ahead of the automobile, television and the airplane.
53.9% of respondents selected "Airlines should NOT allow in-flight calls".
In seven of eight pairs, public respondents selected fisher-preferred, FEK-based regulatory frameworks.
The sample group consisted of respondents selected from all the areas of the country.
A questionnaire adapted from ASHRAE 2004 was answered by 269 respondents selected from a total of 331 respondents.
In some cases, however, respondents selected information sources, even if they did not trust them (Fig. 2).
As noted above, a sizable minority of the respondents selected "don't know/unsure" for each of the ID questions.
Nearly 40% of respondents selected option 5, which means that this (equal priority) is currently achieved nowhere.
A questionnaire survey solicited responses to positive and negative UGS attributes from 595 respondents selected by stratified sampling from visitors in the study area.
Most respondents selected and ranked indicators in a way that suggested they had an awareness of the significance of various indicators of pollution severity.
