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The results of the online survey, collected from 95,000 Internet users in 18 countries, were released on Wednesday.
The data employed in this study are based on a household survey collected from three neighborhoods in Shanghai suburban metro station areas in 2010.
The cross-sectional data was drawn from the India Human Development Survey IHDSS) [11], a nationally representative, multi-topic survey collected from November 2004 to October 2005.
This paper uses data from the 2011 edition of the survey collected from September 2011 to February 2012.
Eligibility data were collected from September 13 , 2010 to October 1, 2010 for the post-intervention group and compared to our previous survey collected from July 7 , 2008 to July 25 , 2008for the pre-intervention group.
Jeannine Fallon, an Edmunds spokeswoman, said surveys collected from visitors as they left the Atlanta stop indicated that two-thirds planned to buy a car in the near future.
Snapshot surveys collected from branch data across the UK and the Republic of Ireland show that in 2008 the impact of the recession was the focus of one in 10 callers, but by 2012 it was one in six.
As a result, 236 surveys were delivered with 99 completed surveys collected from Commercial Drive, 135 completed surveys collected from businesses off Commercial Drive.
Thus, this paper presents a comprehensive analysis of 40 surveys collected from the contractors with previous experience in green building projects.
Glassdoor, a jobs and career community where employees can anonymously rate companies and CEOs, has just released its fourth annual Employees Choice Awardss, listing the top 50 "Best Places to Work," based on surveys collected from U.S. employees in 2011.
Results of tests and surveys collected from large samples truly reflect the targeted populations and provide empirical evidence supporting the widely-recognized narrative that high-stakes university entrance examinations strongly affect Japanese EFL education.
