Sentence examples for survey means from inspiring English sources

But I realise that for most people, the results of what the Daily Mail calls a "disturbing survey" means we are now living at the end of times.

According to the study, an increase of one point on the survey means savings of $2,552 in medical costs per employee per year.

The addition of the question to the constitutionally mandated decennial survey means the bureau must seek data on citizenship from administrative sources in addition to getting information from respondents.

Those assertions are plainly wrong.On poverty data you suggested, erroneously, that one methodological change introduced in the recent survey means that its results are "not comparable to the preceding ones".

Electrical survey means a series of closely spaced pipe-to-soil readings over pipelines which are subsequently analyzed to identify locations where a corrosive current is leaving the pipeline.

Soil survey means a field and other investigation, resulting in a map showing the geographic distribution of different kinds of soils and an accompanying report that describes, classifies, and interprets such soils for use.

BBC3 controller Damian Kavanagh told the festival that the short period covered by the survey meant people shouldn't draw strong conclusions.

-- The head of Facebook's news feed division responded to criticism over its two-question survey meant to minimize fake news.

By 2009 NASA will complete a survey meant to pinpoint 90% of all potentially threatening near-Earth objects that are 1km or more in diameter.

The median of a series of simulated survey mean abundances, the central tendency obtained over a large number of surveys of the same area, always underestimated true abundance at low sample densities.

BEL-MIS, Biological Evolution Literacy Survey mean index score.