Sentence examples for survey timing from inspiring English sources

*** p < 0.001; ** p < 0.01; * p < 0.05; ns, not significant Research on the effect of survey timing on patients' evaluations of health services has produced contradictory results [ 3].

Table 2 Respondent characteristics and survey timing as predictors of high priority for renewable energy (renew), or think climate change is happening now, caused mainly by humans (climate).

The target group for business training ranges from the rural self-employed to urban small and medium enterprises, and their content, duration, intensity, and survey timing are equally diverse (McKenzie and Woodruff 2014).

The models could be used to estimate the probability of presence for species of conservation interest, to optimise survey timing, or to predict effects of climate change on fruiting.

This problem is further exacerbated when individuals are not available for detection during some surveys due to limited access, delaying surveys and creating mismatches between the breeding behavior and survey timing.

Belcher wouldn't share Obama's internal polling when asked back in 2008, but survey timing supports the idea that Iowa triggered something in the black community.

Although the study team interviewed the IMCI Coordinators--the manager with primary responsibility for the CCM program at district level--for all six districts included in the survey, study timing did not permit visits to all districts.

Aside from some inevitable variation in content and methodology, the main variation from DHS survey to DHS survey is timing and sample composition.

Never users were those who did not report any use of HRT at baseline or follow-up, or the period between these survey timings.

17 To set the context, we summarise the main objectives of the MCRG surveys, the cohorts surveyed, the timing of the surveys and some of the main themes that we cover.

This chapter surveys counting and timing requirements in the embedded milieu and develops capability to cater to the needs of a comparatively sophisticated standard.