Sentence examples for survey data compiled from inspiring English sources

Public confidence in the European Union has slumped to record lows, according to survey data compiled by Eurobarometer, the union's polling arm, and leaked this week by a research group, the European Council on Foreign Relations.

Survey data compiled at the end of 2017 suggests Toyota's home turf – Japan – has the largest number of hydrogen fueling stations worldwide at 91, followed by the U.S. (61), Germany (37) and the U.K. (18).

Specifically, recently published survey data compiled by the federal Office of Applied Studies OASS) indicates that the number of reported 'regular' users of pot (defined as having used the drug at least once over a 30-day period) has actually increased slightly -- from 14.6 million users in 2005 to 14.8 million in 2006.

A new analysis of survey data compiled by the National Endowment for the Arts since 1982 shows that blacks and Latinos have suffered from a collapse in arts education, and that their young-adult rates of arts attendance have declined far more than for whites.

That survey, based on data compiled from 1995 to 1997, found a comparably precipitous drop-off after age 65 in computer ownership and Internet use.

Survey data were compiled from data originally collected for the purpose of various behavioral studies by retrieving them from systematic records.

The same indicator, in this case the ratio of physicians to nursing and midwifery personnel (indicator of skills mix), was measured for different countries through two different types of data sources: household-based labour force survey data (as compiled through the LIS project, see [ 30]) versus the routinely reported data.

Despite efforts to standardise the reporting and collection of much of the data by site visits performed by agents affiliated to the authors, it must be noted that an inherent reporting bias may be present in the data, given that survey data were compiled by different agents at each site.

The wide-ranging technical survey made use of data compiled by 27 EU countries between 2007-2012, and will be released by the European Commission later this year.

The index, which seeks to gauge  domestic public sector corruption, is figured with data compiled from surveys of country experts and business leaders, and relies on perceptions rather than legal findings, which can differ sharply across borders depending on enforcement.

The data compiled from the survey show that something indeed is distorting the speed of the galaxies beyond the mere effects of gravity.