Sentence examples for suitable for survey from inspiring English sources

This chapter proposes a GPS-based system suitable for survey check of road alignment in complex and rapidly changing construction sites.

The county is regarded as representative of the Norwegian population and suitable for survey, but the inhabitants have an income and educational level slightly below average.

The use of record-linked survey data is eminently suitable for survey validation, because they enable direct comparison of the same outcomes between survey respondents and the general population, unlike other approaches to assessing bias, such as comparing the characteristics of early and late respondents.

Traditionally, the fishery-independent survey has been conducted with a stratified random sampling design based on basin and depth strata; however, adaptive sampling designs are thought to be more suitable for surveying heterogeneous populations.

For example, SF6D could overestimate the health status of persons with severe illness and could be more suitable for surveys on the general population or people with a fair to good health status.

While some SNPs show allele-frequency clines across the North Pacific, a comparable drop in diversity within populations was absent, most likely because SNPs are assays of specific nucleotides and, hence, are not suitable for surveying geographic patterns of within-population diversity.

The 20 communities were selected based on the availability of large number of immigrant mothers, support of village head, suitable facility for survey and oral examination.

Of 3,683 service members contacted, 1,446 (39.3%) returned a questionnaire and 1,305 gave complete demographic and survey data suitable for study.

Nearly 400 patients arrive at AIIMS for emergency care daily, and the waiting area of this emergency facility was suitable for our survey.

The descriptive analysis included calculation of proportions over each of our independent variables (all categorical) for persons with and without CBD using a chi-squared test suitable for complex survey data to test whether each variable was distributed differently between those with and without CBD.

Finally, we can assess that the low specificity shown by the ELISA kit make this test not suitable for epidemiological surveys, especially in areas like that screened in the present study, where the expected prevalence is low or zero.