Sentence examples for supporting the survey data from inspiring English sources

[CHW, #4] Supporting the survey data, many reported enhancement in their family and social status, and personal autonomy attributing to the role of CHW.

In most cases that judgment is supported by the survey data from consumers on stated intention to subscribe [19].

The support of the survey data for dredging activities was realized by calibrating and qualitatively correlating the resistivity data with information obtained from nearby logged boreholes and geological maps.

This supports the external consistency of the survey data.

That said, within Antananarivo, the survey data support the assertion that very few women engage in formal transactional sex or multiple sexual partnerships (0.80% and 5.5%, respectively).

We also thank Claudia Bürmann who kindly supported the SPSS analysis of the survey data during her internship at the NRW Institute of Health and Work (LIGA.NRW, since January 1 , 2012 NRW Centre for Health (LZG.NRW)) in February and March 2010.

Logistic regression of the survey data supported the notion that a perceived scope of utilization for conditions beyond evidence-based treatment choices, a negative attitude toward vaccination and self-reported use of x-rays outside of currently accepted guidelines were significant predictors of unorthodox versus orthodox perspectives.

In most cases, the findings from the interview data supported and confirmed the findings from the survey data.

The method can discover rule sets with good support and coverage rates from the survey data.

The evolution of microhabitat preference by S. planifrons is likely to have been at least in part a consequence of predation pressure [64]; however, the survey data do not support the hypothesis that current densities of piscivorous fishes determine current densities of S. planifrons, a conclusion borne out by other studies in Curaçao and the Florida Keys [65].

Overall, the lower than expected number of patients provided at site B for the survey and uncertainty about their selection, and therefore representativeness, led us to decide that the survey data could not support further comparative analyses of the different care pathways.