Sentence examples for survey definition from inspiring English sources

The type of psychotherapy received was not determined, but the survey definition of psychotherapy was broad.

Another alternative to the standard survey definition is to estimate CPR and FPC only for modern contraceptives.

Over-reporting occurs when interviewees attribute episodes outside the reporting period or survey definition to their response.

A brief preamble will be provided concerning the aim of the survey, definition of key terms, likely time commitment, plan for four rounds as well as the importance of completing all four rounds.

They may report episodes that do not meet the survey definition or they may fail to report relevant episodes because they perceive that such episodes do not meet survey criteria.

Prevalence rates of rheumatic pain reported from Australia, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam were 33%, 26.3%, 18.2%, 23.6% to 31.3%, 16.3%, 36.2% and 14.9%, respectively [ 56- 62], indicating variation by locality, methods of survey, definition of disease categories and ethnic group.

Census and survey definitions of household then become critical: in most data collection exercises, the household is defined as a co-resident domestic group, often reduced to those who eat together (Randall et al. 2011; Randall et al. 2015).

The Bureau of Labor Statistics, in an effort to make the categories from 1995 onward comparable, has not altered its survey definitions.

According to survey definitions, UC use was only recorded when it lasted > 24 h, but some patients undergoing surgery could have been exposed to UC for a shorter time, at least during surgery or ICU stay.

For all methods in both parts of the survey definitions were provided [ 1] (see Table  1) which could easily be obtained by hovering the mouse cursor over a method.

However, due to discrepancies in the ALSWH survey definitions two categories were used to define premature birth according to gestational age: (i) 36 weeks or less for births that occurred before Survey 5 where 36 weeks was specified as the gestational cut-off in the ALSWH surveys and (ii) less than 37 completed weeks for Surveys 5 and 6.