Sentence examples for survey of regular from inspiring English sources

An annual survey of regular ecstasy users in Australia in 2010 found 21% of those surveyed had used mephedrone, with 17% having done so in the previous six months.

Each season I either ask producers to speak about their own shows or do some pretty extensive surveying of "regular" people to see what they are excited about, but this time I forgot.

To counter such naysayers, the largest manufacturer of nail mats has organized a medically supervised survey of 30 regular users.

We acknowledge the contributions of National Statistical Office in producing nationally representative household surveys for regular monitoring of the impact of universal coverage to the Thai households; for which it facilitates evidence based policy decision.

The survey was part of regular assessments undertaken by the MoH's Division of Malaria Control to monitor quality of malaria case-management in Kenya.

Because this study was conducted in the JD-HDSS, which is the subject of regular surveys, the community's knowledge about diseases may be higher than normal.

He noted in particular that a regular survey of economic forecasters has documented a steady drop in their estimate of how low unemployment must fall before the Fed's policy-making group, the Federal Open Market Committee, begins to withdraw its stimulus.

We're considering requiring law firms and chambers to publish and report the findings of regular surveys of their workforces in order to shine a light on the diversity of the profession.

Results of regular surveys (started in 1988) suggest that numbers of ringed seals have increased in the northernmost sub-basin (Bothnian Bay), but because of scarcity of data, it is not possible to derive updated abundance estimates [54].

Butler never observed over-ocean flocking in two winters of regular surveys [ 26], see Table 1] or on many other visits to the Fraser estuary prior to 1994.

Regarding peripheral IV lines: More than three-quarters of units surveyed reported a policy of regular nursing observations and ensuring IV site visibility, as originally described by Millan [ 10].