Sentence examples for survey circulated from inspiring English sources

Using behavioral observations of a large captive population and a questionnaire survey circulated to facilities worldwide, several hypotheses for F1 female reproductive failure were evaluated.

There has been material change in the past few years: Whether it's a survey circulated by Sukhinder Singh Cassidy encouraging high-profile women to commit to the cause or Pinterest engineer Tracy Chou's push for diversity reports and transparency at her own company, which had a cascade effect across the entire industry.

She said 131 of those who responded to a survey circulated by the government in the winter were either from sex workers, or organizations representing them.

We selected for this study a consecutive series of 180 early breast cancer patients aged 60 to 73 that received, outside clinical trials, adjuvant CMF, with all drugs intravenously on days 1 and 8 every 4 weeks for 6 cycles; this schedule resulted as the most commonly used regimen in a survey circulated among the members of the Breast International Group [ 14].

On the day of admission, the investigators performed multiplex cytokine analyses and flow cytometry to survey circulating peripheral blood mononuclear cells for activation or markers of T-cell anergy or exhaustion.

They've sent out press releases, conducted surveys, circulated petitions, held referendums and spoken at school board meetings.

They could point to the surveys circulated by Transparency International in which perceptions of national corruption as reported by business leaders and "country experts" were totted up.

Of the 2303 surveys circulated, 461 (20%) were returned.

After Nova Southeastern University institutional review board approval, 100 copies of a survey were circulated, and 56 completed surveys were returned anonymously.

First, despite using a variety of methods to ensure our survey was circulated broadly throughout Canada, some programs may not have been surveyed.

But most of her argument rests on a survey she circulated among a random sampling of womankind: 3,020 women, ages 15 to 86, "from rural towns in Washington and New Mexico, to Florida leisure communities, to Manhattan's Upper West Side".