Sentence examples for scope of surveys from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ratha at the World Bank warns that much of this evidence is anecdotal, given the limited scope of surveys.

The scope of the surveys published in 2010 included: 25 representative nutrition surveys (situation analysis) conducted by FSNAU and partners from April July 2010; rapid assessments of the nutrition situation of 16,150 children in 13 rural livelihood zones in south central Somalia; and assessments of 5,300 children in 29 urban sites and over 1,400 children in Kismayo IDP camps.

Attitudes are often assessed without context, and the scope of these surveys tends to be relatively narrow.

Continuing to limit the scope of these surveys to victimization experiences has had the inadvertent effect of casting all college women who have experienced sexual assault -- because they are the vast majority of victims -- as vulnerable, weak, and needing special protective care to participate in campus life.

As the scope of microbial surveys expands with the parallel growth in sequencing capacity, a significant bottleneck in data analysis is the ability to generate a biologically meaningful multiple sequence alignment.

The size and scope of the surveys and questionnaires differed.

Because the scope of the surveys described in the mini-monograph is limited, we recognize that the problem of chronic As exposure may be more widespread than we describe below.

Second, we used a web based survey platform for ease of completion and limited the scope of the survey to reduce response burden.

The scope of the survey and its main questions were reviewed by the AF AWARE group, who subsequently appraised the survey results.

The department is also looking to expand the scope of its survey.

It broadly described the scope of the survey, but did not warn that some questions would be explicit.