Sentence examples for survey outset from inspiring English sources

Second, 39 controls (10.0%) stated at survey outset they were not program participants, but contradicted themselves later in the survey by self-reporting that they currently used Gadyen Dlo.

Prior work has found trenchant in-group ratings of academic ability and professional competence among students across 10 professional and social care programs surveyed at the outset of their training; first year nursing, pharmacy, and medical students all perceive themselves as more "caring" than members of the other disciplines [ 6, 7].

At the outset of this survey broad and narrow egalitarianism were distinguished.

The Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) survey was conceived from the outset as a programme of applied research designed to assist the fishing industry.

This paper introduces the basis of a repeatable method of setting these parameters at the outset of a survey, for pre-defined probabilities of false positive and false negative errors in locating spatially small radioactive particles in land areas.

Nonparticipating households were substituted for by using additional, randomly-selected households chosen according to sampling rules established at the outset of the survey.

The BRFSS informs all respondents at the outset that the survey is anonymous and confidential, that it collects no personally identifying information, and that answering any or all questions is entirely voluntary; consent is presumed on the basis of willingness to participate.

The study area delimited by these four health districts was known as an historical focus of LF [ 4], with prevalence ranging from 0.4 to 22.1%% [ 15– 18], but where no mass antifilarial intervention was ever performed before the outset of our survey.

At the outset of this lucid survey of alternatives to warfare, the author disavows the label "pacifist": he is not opposed to the use of force, but he believes that it has become an ineffective tool for achieving political ends.

Polls have been skewed from the outset by news companies surveying public opinion on political issues, by manufacturing firms engaged in market research, by interest groups seeking to popularize their views, and even by academic scholars wishing to inform or influence public discourse about some significant social or scientific issue.

When sellers realize that they will also have to show a survey report to prospective buyers at the outset, this will prove a big deterrent to selling.