Sentence examples for some survey of from inspiring English sources

The importance of the properly-formulated question as the consummate point from which some survey of a body of knowledge is launched is well-known as the research student's bane.

They were first coded for relevance (3 for being relevant because they cited research; 2 for being partly relevant, usually because they reported future research or some survey of patient attitudes or experiences; 1 for not relevant – often a report of an individual case).

Some surveys of nurses have also found dissatisfaction with wages, hours, technological complexity, and administrative burdens.

In some surveys of potential Republican primary voters, he quickly captured the top spot held until then by Mitt Romney.

MHD supported CG for some surveys of political actors and for a multicriteria analysis of the potential impacts of biofuels used in order to understand the interplays among stakeholders.

In [8], Ishizaki gave some surveys of the basic properties of the difference Riccatiequation y ( z + 1 ) = A ( z ) + y ( z ) 1 − y ( z ), where A ( z ) is a rational function, which have analogs in thedifferential case [16].

Some surveys of internationally recruited nurses have reported, however, that some nurses feel they have been discriminated against when being graded for pay levels [ 8].

That number isn't from some bullshit survey of a few hundred devices or some propaganda from Apple — it's the number published by Google itself.

Fifteen surveys [ 6, 11- 18, 22, 25, 27, 30- 32] allowed evaluation of asthma in 8,384 children, some by survey of caregivers.

Some reviewers and, judging from a survey of some Mac forums, some users are encountering issues with some new models.

For a survey of some of these moves, the reader may consult some of the pieces in Rayo & Uzquiano (2006).