The phrase "survey subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the people who have participated in a survey or research study. For example: The survey subjects reported a wide range of experiences with the new product.
What's also worrisome is that 95percentt of the survey subjects who had leftover pills kept them instead of disposing of them.
REDCap Survey offers many of the same functions as Qualtrics, but with enhanced support for managing identifying data about survey subjects.
The goal of this minor is to lead the student from basic survey subjects into more focused studies of individual countries or periods of time, and to encourage thinking about broader analytical and comparative issues in historical study.
Lyn Mikel Brown, an education professor at Colby College who studies girls' behavior, cautioned against reading too much into the research because so little is known about the survey subjects.
Survey subjects were asked: What kind of employee is most likely to display "self-confidence, leadership, time-management skills, volunteerism, charitable behavior and self-respect?" Choices were adults who, as youths, played varsity basketball in high school, ran for the school's cross country team, played trombone in the school band or participated in the yearbook club.
The goal of the HASS Minor Program in Middle Eastern Studies is to lead the student from the basic language into survey subjects and then into more focused studies of individual countries or specific historical periods and to encourage analysis of the main methodological and conceptual issues in Middle Eastern Studies.
Collection consists of Howard Taylor's survey files, organized by last name of the survey subject.
A REST subject may be an introductory subject to an area of analytical endeavor within the professional field of the department (not a survey subject).
Exercise restrictions negatively affected emotional well-being in most surveyed subjects.
While tech giants and US spy agencies have built a sprawling kingdom of tracked and surveyed subjects, this decision is an important first siege in the battle for what the European court significantly called "erasure".
The number of surveyed subjects allocated to each study site was determined based on the volume of visits and annual admission numbers.
