Sentence examples for survey for every from inspiring English sources
"On a social platform like Twitter, if you want to report toxic messages, you have to complete a survey for every negative message you receive," said Yixue Wang.
There was a 20% drop in average scores for the abundance of the acorn crop recorded in the Nature's Calendar survey for every four days' increase in the variation of first flowering.
Tampons and pads make up 10% of things flushed down toilets, a fact that makes wastewater workers despair, as well as beach cleaners: in a 2010 Beachwatch survey, for every kilometre of beach, 22.5 towels, panty liners or backing strips were found, and 8.9 tampon applicators.
There is no one-size-fits-all survey for every single workforce, so it's important to ask questions that speak to your organization's nuances.
And, according to the survey, "For every additional month spent homeless, the likelihood of being victimized while homeless increased by 3percentt".
A complete hazard survey for every workplace is compulsory in all the EU countries.
This suggests that the same population would need to be re-surveyed for every new implementation topic to identify opinion leaders, and that the persuasive powers of opinion leaders could be restricted to only a small proportion of the target population when it comes to developing the behaviour-change intervention.
The UChicago Consortium prepares school-specific reports of survey responses for every school in which at least 42percentt of teachers or 50percentt of students participate in the survey.
Regular malaria surveys had the entire city in view, visiting every house and backyard, examining semi-permanent huts as thoroughly as Asian traders' shop yards and administrators' front gardens – pursuing the ambitious aim of controlling insect movements across town, filing survey forms for every discovered mosquito breeding ground, and following up in correspondence with the site's owner.
Angier's survey, for example, is the book I'd give free to every schoolgirl if I was Michael Gove.
