Sentence examples for set up surveys from inspiring English sources

So a team of researchers set up surveys at 10 coral sites in the Florida Keys, Bahamas, and Cayman Islands and off the coasts of Belize and Jamaica.

NL was responsible for the analysis of data on STI clinics' clients MvdL coordinated the work at ECDC with Member states and participated in the set up of the survey.

We set up a systematic survey comparing the Phusion polymerase conditions with the well-known Pfu-Taq mixture and one of the most recently available other fusion polymerases, namely Stratagene's Herculase II Fusion polymerase.

As to the knowledge-production process, more large scale human biomonitoring surveys were set up investigating the general population (and not only school-age children), in different areas that were environmentally (and not occupationally) exposed to cadmium.

An online survey was set up using SurveyMonkey, through which participants could access information anonymously and rate the suggested research priorities.

Little bought a high-tech camera, worked from one room and set up IRT Surveys with his brother in 2002, just at the point when climate change concern took off.

Using the basic Qualtrics environment, one can set up sophisticated surveys, publish them, and collect the results.

Hove's organisers urged those coming to the island to consider how they would travel to the site and set up a survey on their website (with follow-up surveys of the crowd) to come up with a true figure for the festival's carbon footprint (1,200 tonnes of carbon at the last count).

Indeed, Ms. Doyle has set up a survey through her online journal (www.danah.org/friendster.html) to find out more about why people find Friendster so addictive.

We set up a survey to collect detailed data on the full 24-hour out-of-home activities and on the constraints for each of these activities.

Exit pollsters respond - Dan Williams: "Grilled on the [exit poll] discrepancy, Channel 2 TV's veteran pollster Mina Tzemach said many Likud voters declined to take part in replicating their vote in the dummy ballot boxes set up by survey-taking companies outside voting stations.