Sentence examples for survey statement from inspiring English sources

Nearly 90% of Trump supporters agreed with a Rand Corporation survey statement that "people like me don't have any say about what the government does".

In our database of over 6,000 professionals who have taken the Innovator's DNA self & 360 assessments, people (entrepreneurs and managers alike) who "agree" with the survey statement "I am creative" consistently deliver disruptive solutions — by creating new businesses, products, services, and processes that no one has done before.

Table 2 Biological evolution literacy survey statement percent teacher response # Category Statement Teacher response a       1 2 3 4 5 6 1 SSMT1 A scientific theory that explains a natural phenomenon can be classified as a 'best guess' or 'hunch'.b 2.6 15.8 10.5 67.1 1.3 2.6 2 SSMTheThe scientific methods used to determine the age of fossils and the earth are reliable.

Table 2 Responses to the questions about the intensivist's role in making withdrawal/limitation of therapy decisions Survey statement Strongly agree/agree Neutral Disagree/strongly disagree Each of the PICU intensivists has the same threshold for approaching a family to suggest a W/L or DNR (n = 205).

This outcome may be because female students were more indecisive in their initial pre-instruction survey statement responses, producing a mean 4.25 (n = 287, SD = 4.01) 'undecided/never heard of it' response rate for the 23 BEL Survey statements as opposed to male students' mean 3.54 (n = 249, SD = 3.61) response rate, a significant difference of t 534) = 2.14, p <.05.

These results vary somewhat from those of Rutledge and Warden's (2000) study of Indiana public high school biology teachers (n = 522), which revealed a 77.0% agreement with their survey statement 'There is a considerable body of data which supports evolutionary theory' (p. 25, Table 1).

The survey statements were designed to answer the research questions and provide considerable information on Faculty of Education students' awareness and attitudes about autism.

The other psychological hurdle, acquiescence bias, is the tendency to say we agree as a default response to survey statements, particularly when our knowledge is limited or none of the available answers fit.

The survey statements are listed in Table 2.

Survey statements in relation to 'marginalization' demonstrated a result of the mean being 0.60 with a std.

Only one of the 10 survey statements that were revealed as possible contenders for the transmission of the statement misconception from teacher to student did so at a statistically significant level.