Sentence examples for survey merging from inspiring English sources

Statistics Canada's methodology for survey merging was followed, including the recommendation that bootstrapping not be used for merged surveys.

In this paper, we evaluate the effectiveness of these proposed changes to the existing FISP design by utilizing two waves of the LSMS-ISA survey merged with climatic data.

The authors use data from the 1996 CASEN survey merged with information on incomes extracted from the Internal Revenue Service.

I measured these changes using the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey Merged Outgoing Rotation Group sample.

Throughout this section we use the Current Population Survey Merged Outgoing Rotation Groups beginning 1979, the first year for which they are available.

In the next section we document the paths of wage differentials by gender (female/male), ethnicity (Hispanic/non-Hispanic) and race (black/white), using the Current Population Survey Merged Outgoing Rotation Groups (CPS-MORG) from 1979 through 2009.

Using satellite survey methods merging data from different time periods, seasons and sensors, it was possible to recognize archaeological sites, reconstruct floodplain evolution, and present a provisional picture of the settlement landscape in the unsurveyed southern Balikh valley, Syria.

The individual-level data from the Labour Force Survey is merged with contextual data on the level of the nine Austrian federal states.

He says that ahead of the U.S. election CA had "hundreds of thousands" of Americans fill out a survey and merged that with as many publicly available data points on 230 million Americans.

Data from the questionnaire survey were merged with the lymphoma database of the RRMC.

Some items were removed from the survey or merged with other items after this analysis.