Sentence examples for smaller surveys from inspiring English sources

The range of litter densities is roughly the same as has been recorded in smaller surveys in other regions around the world.

The state figures are subject to larger sampling errors because they come from smaller surveys, making the national figures more reliable, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

But by the mid-2000s, the federal government stopped asking the questions, leaving researchers to rely on much smaller surveys, like the General Social Survey, which is conducted by NORC, a research center at the University of Chicago.

The state figures are subject to larger sampling errors because they come from smaller surveys, making the national figures more reliable, according to the government's Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Based on interviews with 48,000 women and girls aged 12 to 49, it is the nearest thing the country has had to a national census for 30 years (there were smaller surveys in 2003 and 2007-08, butheirir coverage was not national).What emerges is a surprise.

But although the number of Muslims who publicly push obnoxious views is small, and the number readying for violence even smaller, surveys suggest that a much bigger constituency holds opinions at odds with basic tenets of liberal democracy (for example, about the desirability of an Islamic state, or the legitimacy of violent jihad).

These systems mainly include small-scale surveys in 2-4 populations.

Only 10percentt of students had acknowledged such cheating in a similar, but much smaller survey three years ago.

A smaller survey by the Chronicle of Philanthropy suggested the same thing.

A smaller survey, which measured only 10 metropolitan areas, dipped 1.6percentt from March and 16.3percentt from a year earlier.

The larger survey estimated that at least 1 out of every 5 women had experienced domestic violence, while in the smaller survey 2 in 5 reported such abuse.