Sentence examples for survey programmes from inspiring English sources

In this regard we wish to thank the authors of the papers presented here, and the many individuals behind the organisations involved in operating magnetic survey satellites, observatories, magnetic survey programmes and World Data Centres.

Expert consultations will be held in late 2015 to discuss operational definitions and develop measurement guidance for survey programmes.

Household health survey programmes such as the DHS can add considerable value to national health information systems by providing timely and disaggregated data on mortality levels and trends.

The UK National GP Patient Survey is one of the largest ever survey programmes of patients registered to receive primary health care, inviting five million respondents to report their experience of NHS primary healthcare.

Pflueger sets out how tools such as the patient experience survey programmes and the UK Quality and Outcomes Framework are based on a concern to 'capture information, as a camera might'.

The DemPMRN method was developed because in most survey programmes, the maturity state of gonads is evaluated by macroscopic observation, and thus it is impossible to determine if a mature gonad comes from a recruit or a repeat spawner (Saborido-Rey and Junquera 1998).

An evaluation of a digital video survey programme (DVI surveys) to provide cost-effective stock assessment information for Haliotid (abalone) fisheries was undertaken.

Their researchers can be principal investigators, and their institutions may host projects (such as the European Social Survey Programme based at City University).

It is true that, in the past year we have seen an extraordinary explosion of interest in patient stories of care, alongside traditional feedback systems such as the national patient survey programme.

This poster shows some quite different paths in the change of personal values and beliefs in the context of child care over a group of selected European countries, using data form the European Value Survey (EVS) respectively the Interantional Social Survey Programme (ISSP).

TREE is an ongoing prospective panel survey based on a sample of approximately 6000 youths who participated in the PISA survey (Programme for International Student Assessment) in the year 2000 and who left Swiss compulsory schools in the same year.