Sentence examples for share respondents from inspiring English sources

SHARE respondents had on average 7 visits to the doctor, 4.7 visits to the GP and 0.24 hospitalisations during the whole period of study.

For testing persons' numeracy, the present study relies on a test score based on the following questions which were directed to SHARE respondents: – " If the chance of getting a disease is 10percentnt, how many people out of 1000 (one thousand) would be expected to get the disease?" [question 1] –  "In a sale, a shop is selling all items at half price.

For those questions related to concerns with and reasons for data sharing, respondents were first asked to select any or all overarching categories of concerns and reasons provided as multiple choice responses; when respondents selected a category, more detailed concerns and reasons were provided as non-exclusive multiple choice responses.

The subsample responding to the structural characterization had a significantly larger share of respondents in the group who favored proposed restoration plans than the functional attribute subsample.

The chart below shows the share of respondents from each party who "always" support abortion choice according to the American National Election Studies, which gives respondents four options on supporting abortion choice, from "always" to "never".

The share of respondents who want the federal government to leave the states alone roughly matches the share of respondents that polls have found favor legalization: about half.

Our measures include the share of respondents reporting a specific age deadline, the mean and standard deviations (SDs) of these deadlines and the share of respondents who provide an age limit at or below a specific threshold (40 for women and 45 for men).

Regarding spending plans, the share of respondents planning to buy a car rose to 9.5percentt from 7.7percentt in April.

The Conference Board's latest survey showed the share of respondents who see jobs as plentiful rose to 52.7percentt, from 51.2percentt in February.

The share of respondents who think they are better off fell in 2009 by between four points (Germany) and ten points (Spain).

When the Chinese Web site Sina ran a poll asking people about a national policy to close small mines and promote larger nationalized mines, the largest share of respondents — fifty-four per cent — said the policy has been useless.