Sentence examples for survey beyond from inspiring English sources

The consent form itself is on the first two pages of Additional file 5. Consent was given online and anonymously, it was not possible to continue the survey beyond the consent request without clicking the "I consent" button.

The non-response rate per question is summarised in Table  1 and ranged from 0-20% for the non-optional items of the questionnaire; 90 responses were excluded that did not complete the survey beyond question 2. Therefore, the denominator for the descriptive statistics presented below varied according to the numbers of respondents to each question.

The results of our survey, beyond confirming the increasing trend of DS admission in Central and Southern Italy compared to inpatient treatment, suggest that hospitals have not reached the 46% target [ 9, 11] that the government set as the maximum threshold for inpatient admission.

Mysliwiec's study, originally published in August 2004 in the Annals of Internal Medicine, found that nearly half of the approximately 600 gastroenterologists and surgeons surveyed went beyond recommended medical guidelines in performing follow-up colonoscopies.

Microsoft didn't announce when exactly it plans to release these Excel surveys beyond saying that it is "putting this through some final tweaks, and you should expect to see Excel surveys show up in your SkyDrive soon".

Extending future adult surveys beyond the spawning area would address this limitation by providing estimates of the distribution and relative abundance of adults across the entire range of the population.

Regardless, most journalists and interpreters of news, namely, the pundits and scholars asked to comment about this public policy initiative, probably have not seen soda-related surveys beyond the two mentioned above.

The actual impact of these social, economic and diplomatic aspects on the decision of physicians to participate in STMMs should be assessed prospectively through well designed surveys beyond the published retrospective surveys.

We used data from the College and Beyond Survey of 14,239 full-time workers who had been freshmen in 1976.

According to the College and Beyond Survey, data collected by the Mellon Foundation, the average student who entered a highly selective college like Yale, Swarthmore or the University of Pennsylvania in 1976, earned $92,000 in 1995.

In their own analyses of national data from NCES Baccalaureatee and Beyond Survey for the undergraduate college class of 1999-2000, the authors found that those who majored in Education and went into teaching tended to have among the lowest average SAT scores.