Sentence examples for survey for the analysis from inspiring English sources

The method was in-house validated according to performance characteristics, established in Commission Regulation EC No 401/2006 and Commission Decision EC No 657/2002, prior to its application in a nationwide survey for the analysis of barley, oat and wheat samples (n = 95) harvested in Finland during 2013.

The practical use of multipurpose surveys for the analysis mentioned above is clearly worthwhile.

We used the most recent comparable time-use survey suited for the analysis.

This is because we could not incorporate food prices in the analysis due to lack of data on food prices in the survey used for the analysis.

However, an important limitation of constructing a "homogenous" measure for land security is the CHIP questionnaire that asks for this type of information by using different specific questions across the 3 years of the survey considered for the analysis.

Our index can also be applied to other countries with respect to energy and other household expenditures, if the respective national statistical office provides the necessary household survey data for the analysis.

Of the 2368 eligible participants living at home or in institutions, 181 died, 69 moved out of the area before the baseline examination, and 308 refused to participate, leaving 1810 participants (76.4%) who undertook the baseline survey for the current analysis.

TMC prepared the research protocol, procured funding from Free State Department of Health for the study, conducted the household survey, prepared data for the analysis, and participated in writing and reviewing the manuscript.

The identity of the physicians contacted and requested to complete the survey remained blinded for the analysis and to all authors.

While this study makes important contributions to this area of research the results are likely to be influenced by differences in survey design since data from two comparable but different surveys were used for the analysis.

Using panel data from the Swiss Labor Force Survey for the period 2010-2015, analysis focuses on the transitions experienced for employed women from t-1 (1 year prior) to different levels of labor market involvement in t (reference week) after childbirth (which occurs when a woman has a child under 1 year of age in t).