Sentence examples for survey picked from inspiring English sources

When asked to name their country's highest-quality cell phone network, Brits in a survey picked Virgin Mobile.

A national survey picked Budweiser Bull as Super Bowl 2010's top commercial.

This genome survey picked up a similar motif in the upstream regions of other genes upregulated after irradiation [92].

The results of Rosseli et al and GIVCO [ 3, 4] indicated that, while periodic survey picked up recurrence more than just a physician's check-up, the overall survival rate did not differ from patients not given a bone scan.

The current survey picked up another 32.4% of GDM cases; this would mean that only one of every nine GDM cases was detected by the antenatal screening, which also clearly demonstrates that there are many undiagnosed GDM cases at the community level.

It's that time of year again: when the world's biggest drug survey picks the brains of people around the globe about their recreational use of substances.

The big difference was that these surveys picked out voters' names at random, and then kept hammering on their doors until they answered.

Surveys picked up a late surge for Rubio, but he did even better on election night than these late polls had implied.

When asked to choose which they preferred, 67% of people surveyed picked head lice over Congress.

Note that the slight rightward drift of independents that these surveys picked up is mainly due to the fact that so many moderate conservatives have abandoned the Republicans and now call themselves independents.

The ideological polarization between Republicans and Democrats that surveys pick up is owing almost entirely to the radicalization of those belonging to the shrunken Republican base.