Sentence examples for survey for more from inspiring English sources

(To minimize that, households stay in the survey for more than one month, but there are always changes).

We began our trip in Timișoara, the largest city in western Romania, where we met Calin Tatu, a researcher who has been studying the disease with the U.S. Geological Survey for more than a decade.

Despite the anecdotal evidence – such as a recent survey for More magazine, which revealed that the majority of the 2,000 polled (women in their mid-20s) would like to be married by the age of 26 – figures released by the Office of National Statistics in February show that in 2008 the number of marriages registered was 232,990, the lowest in England and Wales since 1895.

The specimens, part of a collection marked "unregistered fossil plants," has been gathering dust in a gloomy corner of the British Geological Survey for more than 150 years.

In our survey for more amino acid transporters in the microarray, we found no additional slimfast paralogs.

A survey for more than 35,000 pesticides applicators as part of the Agricultural Health Study observed that pesticides use varies by residence and commodity (Alavanja et al., 1999).

The questionnaires were developed by Ronald Ferguson, a Harvard researcher who has been refining student surveys for more than a decade.

Laurence Taplin, an adviser to the environment department's croc monitoring program, said people should be wary of anecdotal claims of a population explosion given there had been no systematic crocodile surveys for more than a decade.

The Sutton Trust educational charity has been carrying out similar surveys for more than a decade, and though it reports "small signs" of progress, this year's results confirm what has long been known – that if you have a private education, you are considerably more likely to get to the top of British public life.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics has been conducting examination surveys for more than 50 years.

It was rather designed as a KAP tool to align with, and triangulate the findings of the WHO STEPS surveys, for more accurate interpretation and policy development.