Sentence examples for small scale survey from inspiring English sources

As no such data could be located, the best starting point was to collect similar data through a small scale survey [ 20].

This limitation was partially addressed through using an initial small scale survey with open-ended questions to develop the close items.

Sources of data included disease notification for infectious diseases in the national epidemiological surveillance system, health measurement survey for particular non-communicable diseases, household health interview survey, hospital admission database, e.g. severe injuries, and small scale survey for those diseases with no other available data sources.

The small scale survey of primary care management staff used in the development of the GPAQ found that managers were also very interested in the addition of items related to 'co-operation/communication between the GP and other NHS staff involved in patient care' and 'the degree to which the patient is kept informed of the results of tests/investigations'.

The 10% pregnancy complications in the whole births of this survey is similar to 11% in a previous, small scale survey of 5,822 live births in 2006 2007 in Julu county hospitals, of approximate 400,000 population, Hebei province, one of the coastal regions in China [ 18].

However, most of these except our study and a report from Bangladesh [ 24] were small scale surveys and lacked the implications on policy making at the national level.

In Kenya, there have been epidemiological studies of harmful use of alcohol in adults attending medical facilities [ 20], schools [ 21], and small scale surveys [ 22, 23].

This study was conducted in rural Sidama zone where seriously high prevalence of ZD was previously reported by relatively small scale surveys [ 6, 13].

FAO/WHO GIFT's mission is to make publicly available existing quantitative individual food consumption data from all countries around the world, collected through both large nationwide surveys and small scale surveys.

Due to the high costs incurred by sampling all islands of the Aegean, Crete was excluded from the sampling (as Crete has been covered in the past by other smaller scale surveys), therefore the sample included participants from all areas of Greece excluding Crete.

Haydn's findings are based on an analysis of curriculum specifications, text books and history education websites, as well as a small-scale survey of 15 heads of history departments.