Sentence examples for survey from the same from inspiring English sources

A year on, the results of another survey from the same charity are, to say the least, disappointing – and a far cry from Lord Coe's post-Paralympics boast that "we will never look at disability in the same way again".

Another survey from the same association demonstrated that employers plan on hiring 9.5percentt more graduates in 2012 than in 2011, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Sanders is running a close race in Utah and Idaho - A Dan Jones/Deseret News/KSL poll released Monday shows Sanders leading Clinton with 52 to 44percentt in Utah, while a month-old survey from the same pollster shows the two candidates in a close race in Idaho.

The 2011 publication of Indonesia's national socio-economic survey (Susenas) is the source of household data, while the Podes village census survey from the same year provides village-level data.

A previous survey from the same region by Bjerager [ 13] showed that most delay in diagnosing lung cancer was attributable to system delay, which is consistent with our findings.

There's more in this wealth of information that details more than a dozen main points on the nature of the survey, from the same accessible list.

This is interesting for a sample of 624 individuals from the Netherlands because at least three previous surveys from the same country reported contradictory results.

Exclusion criteria: incomplete survey (defined as failure to answer questions in part 2, regarding hot aches) and duplicate surveys from the same individual determined using IP address and information from part 1.

Panel B: Both dictionaries use surveys from the same demographic (Mechanical Turk), where the labMT dictionary required more individual ratings for each word (at least 50, compared to 14) and appears to have dampened the effect of multiple meaning words.

Plus, employee surveys from the same meeting-prone bank mentioned above indicated a general consensus that staff members strongly dislike traveling for meetings.

Two new national surveys released on Monday morning both show a slightly closer race than most other recent polls, although those new results are consistent with previous surveys from the same organizations, indicating that Obama's September lead is holding.