Sentence examples for survey services for from inspiring English sources

The cold truth: "If you are a small business, it is going to be more difficult for you to attract employees," says Christine Midwood, director of survey services for Salary.com, a compensation consultancy.

In October 2001, he joined San Jose State, where he organized and directed SPRI, providing research and survey services for public, civic, educational, corporate and political organizations and individuals.

105 patients were surveyed representing all patients present in the surveyed services for more than 48 hours at time of study.

While public education strategies about stroke did not differ across the two regions at the time of the survey, service structures differ – for instance there are many more stroke units in hospitals in Northern Ireland [ 23], with consequent better access to post-stroke rehabilitation.

Further linkage of data from surveys and services for child maltreatment and violence could help distinguish the impact of policies.

Industry profile ratios based on the Standard Industrial Classification SICcodeode 8713, Surveying services, are shown for comparison.

SurveyMonkey, the online survey service was third at 23.5percentt.  .

Approval of contracts for the Glenneyre Street Parking Structure rehabilitation: $427,650 with Fibrwrap for construction; $25,000 with BFL Owen & Associates for construction engineering and surveying services; and a $55,000 contingency fund for incidental expenditures and signage to indicate the price of a ticket for parking over a striped parking space.

Other gaps uncovered by the survey are in services for families with children over five, in family therapy, relationship counselling - seen by some as peripheral, but viewed by Keep as "a plank of family support" - and in targeted provision for single parents and parents with mental health problems.

We therefore conducted an organisational survey of outpatient services for HMB in NHS hospitals in England and Wales, which was part of a larger ongoing project commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership as part of the National Clinical Audit and Patient Outcomes Programme [ 9, 10].

Participants were the bereaved carers of patients taking part in a larger quantitative survey exploring palliative care services for 542 heart failure patients over a two year period.