Sentence examples for survey compromised from inspiring English sources

The version used in this survey compromised 12 scales (Table 1) [ 27].

Thus, it can be speculated whether this survey compromises the more professional and modern dairy farms in Austria.

Limitations of this study include the low response rate in the author survey, which compromised the validity of an analysis based on author information.

As he wrote in a report on Monday, "The October survey will be compromised by the late survey and the unquantifiable indirect private sector job losses triggered by the shutdown, and the November numbers will be compromised by the recovery – we hope – of those same jobs".

Suboptimal communication with field partners in the framework of a single survey may compromise future studies and scanning surveillance efforts.

Consequently, the elaboration of oral health programmes as well as the establishment of goals, which are the main reasons for conducting an epidemiological survey, would be compromised.

The highly stringent conditions used in the Finland survey could have seriously compromised the ability to detect CVB1, even if it was initially present.

As 34.8% of the selected households did not participate in the survey, the findings might be compromised by nonrespondent bias, although there is no reason to believe that nonresponders were more or less likely to be knowledgeable.

Here are some ways their systems were compromised: Percentage of surveyed organizations that reported the attack to the authorities: 17%.

However, the continuity of soil surveying in Brazil has been compromised due the minimal amount of government investment in the sector.

We suspect that this reflects the local practice within our tertiary unit, where there is an interest in using RFM to identify compromised fetuses, as surveys in the UK and Australia found that 18.6%20.2%% of obstetricians routinely carried out ultrasound assessment of fetal growth.