Sentence examples for survey and understanding from inspiring English sources

The authors would like to thank the members of the Moerman Lab, University of British Columbia, who provided invaluable assistance in designing the survey and understanding the C. elegans research culture, especially Don Moerman, Mark Edgley and Angela Tardif.

Because questions on the locally drafted survey had been rationally derived without statistical analysis, we solicited feedback on survey design and understanding from a convenience sample of six inpatient volunteers from the UNM Psychiatric Center inpatient wards.

A recent survey from The Institute for Social Policy and Understanding found that Muslim women were more likely than Muslim men to report discrimination in the last year 688 percent vs. 55percentt).

In order to facilitate development of UK guidelines we have collated through a questionnaire survey the opinions and understanding of breast cancer specialists on this increasingly important issue to facilitate development of a management strategy for breast cancer women receiving adjuvant treatments.

The students had a previous explanation on the objectives of the survey, and the exact understanding of each and every question was also ensured by one of the researchers (the students have to struggle daily with various languages, and the questionnaire had been translated to Spanish, which is the language of their medical course training).

Prior to survey implementation, 6 individuals with experience in knowledge synthesis were invited to review the survey instrument for flow and understanding.

Staff surveys asked about knowledge and understanding of the study, and changes to clinical practice in response to the study.

The survey tested basic knowledge and understanding of six arrhythmia substrates that are commonly involved in SUDY, including ARVC, Brugada syndrome, CPVT, HCM, long QT syndrome and Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome.

Despite having had the surveys translated into the native languages of the refugees, there were some participants who had problems in reading and understanding the survey.

Conducted every five years, the survey is key to assessing and understanding the nation's economic health.

According to a recent poll survey conducted by the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding, Muslims are the most likely faith community in the U.S. to report religious-based discrimination (60percentt).