Sentence examples for stop respondents from inspiring English sources

When asked if a 10 GHc fine (about US$7) would stop respondents from hunting or selling bats, 77% said yes; when increased to 100 GHc (about US$70), this proportion increased to 85% of the 26 respondents.

They administered the questionnaire in a respectful way, not stopping respondents at 'yes' or 'no' and allowing more lengthy explanations.

Another survey question is this: "If you think that present trends will not continue forever, what do you think will stop them?" Respondents were asked to answer in their own words.

We stopped recruiting respondents once we felt that we had reached data saturation [ 37].

If the respondent said "no" to an offer, the bidding process was stopped and respondents were asked for the maximum they were willing to pay as an open-ended question.

Respondents with preschool children were more likely to stop smoking than respondents without preschool children.

Respondents who were smoking less than 10 cigarettes per day at baseline were more likely to stop smoking than respondents who were smoking 10 cigarettes per day or more.

Current smokers with previous stop attempts and respondents who had breast fed children agreed with providing vouchers for the respective behaviours.

This decision agrees with the theoretical sampling idea that one should stop recruitment of respondents when the researchers decide that the study has reached its saturation [ 15, 16].

Some of the respondents stopped and signed the petition right away.

Also troubling is that about a quarter of the survey respondents stopped studying certain topics.