Sentence examples for survey marking from inspiring English sources

More recently, Morgan announced the publication of three reports about the key concerns raised the the survey: marking, planning and data.

Most people in a survey marking 15 years since the Good Friday Agreement referendum said they believe Northern Ireland is now a better place to live.

Mine awareness is a vital component in each, in conjunction with the other four elements of mine action - advocacy; mine survey, marking and clearance; victim assistance; and destruction of mine stockpiles.

On Friday, the Rasmussen Reports automated tracking survey marked a similar landmark.

Gallup News notes that this year's survey "marks the 16th consecutive year Clinton has been the most admired woman".

This survey marks the first by Pew Research in 2012 to report results for the narrower slice of voters deemed most likely to actually vote.

While acknowledging that the 2011 survey "marks a possible turning point in the school experiences of LGBT youth," Dr. Joseph Kosciw, GLSEN's Senior Director of Research and Strategic Initiatives, added, "An alarming number of LGBT youth still face barriers that inhibit their ability to receive an education.

This survey marks the disappearance of "conventional" 18-month chemotherapy of TB disease with INH-RIF-SM or INH-EMB.

The follow-up survey marked the beginning of the second social audit cycle that measured the impact of sexual health interventions implemented by the Tłįchǫ Community Action Research Team CARTTłįchǫ Community Action Research Team CART

Scenario engineering for each user will be performed after collecting data in the usability studies, regarding the personality profiles and navigational routes followed by each participant in two tasks: navigation in digital heritage and surveying (marking) digital heritage locations to deliver information.

Scenario engineering for each user will be performed after collecting data in the usability studies with learners, using the personality profiles and navigational routes followed by each participant in two tasks: navigation in digital heritage and surveying (marking) digital heritage locations to deliver information.