Sentence examples for survey assigned from inspiring English sources

The survey assigned dollar values to potential improvements.

While the Sri Lankan survey assigned the highest weight for the Site domain (with Energy efficiency a close second), in most other systems the Energy efficiency domain was top ranked.

In other countries, such as the United States, where defense considerations were not paramount, civilian organizations e.g., the U.S. Geological Survey and the National Ocean Service (originally Survey)—were assigned responsibility for domestic mapping tasks.

Each completed survey was assigned a score based on the percent of questions answered correctly, with a maximum survey score of 100% representing correct responses to all 19 questions.

During the survey, we assigned all individuals detected to four age classes (seedling, sapling, sub-adult and reproductive adult) and noted the microhabitat (under shrub vs. bare soil vs. rocks and walls) in which they were found.

Each survey was assigned a unique identifier.

In Scenario 1, only foodstuffs, specifically codified as canned in the dietary survey, were assigned the corresponding occurrence level for BPA.

Participants (n = 185) recruited through a general telephone population survey were assigned randomly to receive access to the CYD, or to a no-intervention control group.

Because neighbourhood safety was assessed solely from the household survey, we assigned the value of perceived neighbourhood safety measured from each household representative to all members of the household.

Each respondent in each survey is assigned a person-level weight, so that the weight corresponds to the number of people in the entire population that are represented by that respondent, and the sum of all weights in one year's survey equals the population of Canada [ 13].

In the three scenarios where they were made to choose between the two, a majority of the survey respondents assigned highest weight to treating the most severely ill patient with a less cost-effective intervention compared to the one with a more cost-effective intervention for a less severely ill patient.