Sentence examples for senior survey from inspiring English sources

Her mother is a senior survey researcher at Mathematica Policy Research in Princeton, N.J.

"The candidate is the center of attention and the center of profuse praise for several days," said Scott Keeter, senior survey adviser at Pew Research Center.

Here then, we share our conclusions regarding special features on the application of surveys to improve the communication with senior survey respondents, considering also cultural aspects.

This cross-sectional study is a secondary analysis of the New York City Housing Authority NYCHAA) Senior Survey, which surveyed NYCHA building residents aged 65 and older via telephone interviews in June 2009.

In 2009, the picture was bleaker, with over half of freshmen who took the Your First College Year Survey and over half of seniors who took the College Senior Survey spending 10 h or less per week studying or doing homework (Ruiz et al. 2010; Franke et al. 2010).

The FINRISK senior survey was composed from a medical examination, questionnaires and an interview.

Although approximately 70% of senior surveyed live within an area with mass transit, they still felt that driverless cars could provide significant value, highlighting an opportunity for innovative transportation options to address the needs of a population that will reach 20 million by 2060.

In 1997 NCQA's HEDIS oversight body, the Committee on Performance Measurement, adopted and endorsed the Medicare Health Outcomes Survey HOSS) [formerly the Health of Seniors survey] as a HEDIS 3.0 measure for Medicare plans, in effect mandating its use.

While they were included in CMS's OASIS instrument and in CMS's Health of Seniors survey, they may not have been able to detect differences between the HVN and control groups even when such differences were present.

A 2014 study by the Equal Rights Center – the first of its kind – found that half of LGBT seniors surveyed had experienced at least one instance of "adverse, differential treatment" when seeking housing.

Sixty-six percent of seniors surveyed at the job fair by Herbert H. Rozoff Public Relations of Northbrook, Ill., said they did not anticipate staying with their first employer for more than two years.