Sentence examples for survey set up from inspiring English sources

The authors of the latest survey set up a case-control study from more than 15,500 women who had been in the Danish military.

Project FeederWatch carries on the tradition of surveys like the North American Breeding Bird Survey, set up in 1966 by the United States Geological Survey and the Canadian Wildlife Service, and the Christmas Bird Count, run by the National Audubon Society since 1900.

So far this initiative has conducted a survey, set up a discussion forum, and organised the "Science and Technology Based Professions in Europe" ( 2002) and "Early Stage Researcher Mobility in Europe: Meeting the Challenges and Promoting Best Practice" ( 2004) conferences.

Based on the same research data, the scientists responsible for this biomonitoring survey set up a contradictory communication strategy.

PP: co-ordination of the field work of the multinational survey, setting up the initial database, and contributed to writing of the paper, responsibility in developing/validating the MRS scale.

Previously, businesses that needed to run surveys, set up SMS shortcodes, run teleconferences, or send appointment reminders might have had to build their own technology, or rely on inefficient human call centers.

An online survey was set up using SurveyMonkey, through which participants could access information anonymously and rate the suggested research priorities.

After the People's Republic of China was established in 1949, some national institutions for forest survey were set up at first in the northeastern region, and forest surveys were conducted in the Changbai Mountain and Xiaoxinganling forest areas.

After reviewing some earlier publicised studies on this topic, an online survey was set up to investigate the nurse's view on technology in the ICU.

The system was originally intended for the Pacific Coast ranges of California, Oregon and Washington, but after Nevado del Ruiz, the United States Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, an arm of the Agency for International Development, asked the geological survey to set up a global program.

Meanwhile, in Greenland, the Himalayas in Nepal, Alaska and the Rocky Mountains, the Extreme Ice Survey has set up 34 cameras at 16 glaciers to track changes in the ice, seeking to give a "visual voice" to the landscape.