Sentence examples for survey text from inspiring English sources
In a survey text called "Twentieth-Century Chamber Music," published as recently as 1996, the musicologist James McCalla held back from giving the Shostakovich 15 the full treatment.
See Additional file 1 for actual survey text.
To each ethnic group present in a city, at a given time, we assigned a "circumcision class" (e.g., generalized at puberty, absent, etc), based on the information provided in ethnographic sources, and we calculated upper and lower estimates of frequency of circumcision in male adults (see Materials and Methods, section Circumcision prevalence survey, Text S2, and Dataset S1).
Additional file 3: Exit survey (text version).
Additional file 2: Health risk survey (text version).
The complete survey text is provided in the online supplementary appendix.
The survey texts that accompany the images may appear shockingly clinical.
To the viewer the survey texts that accompany the images may appear shockingly clinical.
Similar arguments are made in "Fibonacci Applications and Strategies for Traders" by Robert Fischer (1993, Wiley) and are regularly described in survey texts like "Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets" by John J. Murphy (1999, New York Institute of Finance).
Although the temporal trends were not significant, it is notable that only graysby, lane snapper, and mahogany snapper exhibited increasing presence across the 15-year period of surveys (Text S2, Tables S2 and S3).
This is why in addition to our most important resource, face-to-face communication, we offer a number of ways to feed back, such as feedback cards, ward surveys, texts and emails, but we find that the traditional methods can be slow and stop us from being able to respond as quickly as we would like.
