Sentence examples for survey identification from inspiring English sources
We used the Nipponbare physical map as a reference genome for gene survey, identification of processes, pathways and curation of the QTLs.
All participants were assigned a survey identification number to ensure anonymity.
To ensure patient confidentiality, sputum samples and clinical information forms were encoded with a unique survey identification number.
34 Our systematic approaches to survey identification and data retrieval identified gaps in data for certain countries, certain dietary fats or oils across countries, or time periods.
Interview transcripts were hand searched for references to age left school and job done for most of working life, and this information was entered onto a separate qualitative database by RJL, before being compared to that in the quantitative database (matched by survey identification number).
To link measurements to the participants' surveys, measurements were labelled using either the survey identification number or a "porn star name", a novel anonymous identifier derived from name of first pet and name of first street [ 20], which was also reported in the questionnaire.
This was achieved by undertaking an empirical study that involved a maintenance engineer survey and identification of a NFF case study where a structured interview was conducted.
These codes were placed on the inside back cover of the survey for identification upon their return.
Thanks also to Laura Cacciani and Emanuela Forcella (Agenzia di Sanità Pubblica della Regiona Lazio, Italy) for preparing a general survey for identification of registries and surveys in Europe.
The survey requested identification of the student's GEP school, type of GEP course, and other course details; asked about career status/plans and the value of the GEP experience; and invited recommendations and comments.
Stated unsupported attitudes referred nearly always to others (" Some ObGyn are close-minded" – Nurse, Quebec), and the richness of responses in this sub-node in the e-learning module and B&F survey enabled identification of similar concerns between professional groups at 3/10 (30%%) site visits at Western and Eastern Canadian locations.
