Sentence examples for snapshot survey from inspiring English sources

A snapshot survey of 5 Live by London's City University (albeit a limited sample, one day in July 2012) found 15 male voices to one female.

A snapshot survey of the Ucas clearing website taken on Thursday by the Press Association discovered that 19 members of the Russell Group of leading research universities were collectively advertising spaces for UK students on about 3,600 courses.

A Guardian Money snapshot survey suggests that for a moggy, the insurance arm of Homebase, of all people, is a good bet for cheap, fairly decent no-frills cover.

The company took a snapshot survey of 15 cereal bars, including those marketed directly at children, and found that the levels of sugar left some "more suited to the confectionary aisle".

Those working in children's services agree – 92% of respondents to a snapshot survey we commissioned think inter-parental relationships are very important to children's outcomes, and 86% believe supporting inter-parental relationships should be a high priority for local early-intervention services.

A snapshot survey of employers by the Office for National Statistics, taken from a two-week period between late January and early February, shows the trend for hiring staff without guaranteeing a minimum number of hours is more prevalent than initially thought.

Snapshot surveys collected from branch data across the UK and the Republic of Ireland show that in 2008 the impact of the recession was the focus of one in 10 callers, but by 2012 it was one in six.

Measuring poverty is often based on snapshot surveys of income levels, but Deaton is lauded for a more sophisticated analysis, dating back to 1980, tracking groups or cohorts of the population and examining the improvements, or lack of them, in their wellbeing through their consumption of health services and their life expectancy and access to education.

Data on human factors and resource utilization will be collected using snapshot surveys administered at the unit level.

Study methods will be similar to those described earlier, and will include annual snapshot surveys of each unit, detailed questionnaires specific to practices (e.g. parental presence, use of donor milk, diagnosis and management of hypotension, etc)., and in certain instances of outstanding success, a site visit with structured exploration of the practices in question.

Initially, the aim of this study was to verify during a snapshot field survey whether or not an ant mosaic existed in a Malagasy rainforest.