Sentence examples for survey snapshot from inspiring English sources

The latest survey snapshot of the construction sector showed Britain's builders are in decent health, a significant divergence from the contraction painted by the most recent figures from the Office for National Statistics.

Risk assessment should guide surveillance [ 42], in particular targeted surveillance (long-term data collection) or surveys ("snapshot" information).

On the survey's "snapshot" day - 27 June 2013 - 155 women and 103 children were turned away from the first refuge they approached.

In comparing the two approaches, we found a higher proportion of adverse pregnancy outcome from annual surveys than in the snapshot survey of complete obstetric histories due to the differences in reporting stillbirths.

It's called the RAND American Life Panel, and whereas many surveys present snapshots of public opinion, this one offers a stop-motion film of changing tastes and evolving attitudes.

The LEADS snapshot survey for this study was developed in January 2009, prior to the earliest case identifications of H1N1 2009 influenza A virus; as a consequence, the survey did not explicitly refer to "pandemic H1N1 2009 influenza A" or "swine flu" in the context of its pandemic influenza questions.

The snapshot survey also found 84.6% of the professionals who chose to take part in the survey had seen children without enough to eat during the course of their work.

The eighth annual survey provides a snapshot of the aspirations of 200 million people.

The survey offers a snapshot of the landscape as the race takes shape.

Of course this survey is a snapshot, relying on graduates reporting that they were unpaid as an intern.

A snapshot survey of 5 Live by London's City University (albeit a limited sample, one day in July 2012) found 15 male voices to one female.