Sentence examples for sample of business from inspiring English sources

Data were collected by mail survey questionnaire of a random sample of business units, with questionnaire design and distribution based on Dillman's Tailored Design Method.

Nonis and Swift collected data about academic dishonesty from a large sample of business students, both undergraduates and graduates, in the form of a questionnaire.

On the basis of a qualitative approach based on the analysis of five case studies drawn from a sample of business incubators in Egypt, and grounding on the literature on institutional voids, we posit that there is a necessity for two different incubation models in institutional laggard environments, typically found in, yet not limited to, developing countries.

The LuntzGlobal survey reflects a national sample of business owners and executives who are registered voters and who are members of the local, state, or U.S. Chamber of Commerce or match the profile of executives that the chambers would want to attract.

The interview schedule was pre-tested among a small sample of business owners to ensure the questions were acceptable, understandable, unambiguous, and that open ended questions elicited the expected type of response.

"It is safe to say this is just a sample" of businesses soliciting reviews, said Mr. Singley of Yelp.

To come up with an estimate of GDP, statisticians need to add together estimates of output from a sample of businesses in every part of the economy, from farming to service industries.

The U.K. provides another example of poor estimation where it was found the actual cost of waste to be on average 25 times that estimated in the sample of businesses examined (Phillips et al. 1999).

Those numbers are derived from a separate survey than the unemployment rate and are considered more reliable because the payroll survey takes in a larger sample of businesses and fluctuates less from month to month.

The first and second surveys comprise in practical terms the whole population of the study area (all businesses in Orleans Parish), while the third survey was constrained with the resources and collaboration with the Louisiana Recovery Authority, resulting in only a sample of businesses surveyed, even though it is a large sample.

For this issue's Data column, we asked a sampling of business schools for the admissions statistics for their incoming M.B.A. class this fall.