Sentence examples for survey data set from inspiring English sources

The CSPCC survey data set is available for researchers.

We also apply the proposed method to an Italy household income panel survey data set.

A total of 2511 topsoil (0 20 cm) samples were extracted from a soil fertility survey data set of the Danzhou County.

Second, the study takes advantage of a unique and rich survey data set collected in Western China, from a period when Western China was still in the transition phase to a more market-oriented economy.

Based on a quantitative survey data set, this article examines how the landscape perceptions of local residents can be understood from the basis of their sense of place in Nurmijärvi, a municipality located close to the Helsinki Metropolitan Area in southern Finland.

Based on the qualitative and quantitative content and survey data set, this study examined the identification of spatial models that could implement different perceptions and promote the sharing of knowledge about integrating buildings into a rural landscape, the certification of the possible impact on tourism and the refining of the interface's usability.

The young Latinas recruited for Madres began this intervention with higher levels of obesity and sedentary behavior than reported by survey data, setting the stage for improvement following the Madres social support intervention [ 1].

A surrogate measure was available in the NHANES 1999 2004 survey data sets: We defined impaired renal function as a "yes" response to the NHANES survey question, "Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you had weak or failing kidneys?

Using a standard geographical look-up table we aggregated the smaller-level enumeration district data into the LSOA to merge to the survey data-set for analysis.

NEP values computed from the pCO2 survey data-set obtained in 2002 (Fig. 3) are consistent in timing and amplitude with those computed from the fixed reference station data-set (Fig. 2).

In this study we investigated the hypothesis that the interaction between small-area income deprivation and income inequality was associated with individual mental health by assessing multilevel associations with small-area measures of income inequality and income deprivation using a large population survey data-set.