Sentence examples for survey which may from inspiring English sources

That is, "Flow" looks like any other well-produced international survey, which may be the point.

Details from the household-based employment survey, which may be more accurate when the economy is slowing, are even darker.

On about my fifth try, I got asked to take a user survey which may or may not have won a me a free iPad.

Surprisingly we did not see such an effect in our survey which may indicate that the majority of the interviewees did not feel such a stress.

The sample in this study consisted of university students who voluntarily participated in the survey, which may result in positive bias in participants (Groth-Marnat, 2003).

We acknowledge that the majority of providers in LMICs are non-physician clinicians, which are not represented well in this survey which may also lead to a lack of generalizability.

He was on the pitch at Spotland, monarch of all he surveyed, which may not be much after Maine Road and Eastlands but League One is different and homely.

Also, few would argue against the idea that bodies such as the MPC need to use official figures from the ONS alongside things like business surveys, which may give more immediate ideas of the state of the economy as well as hinting at what may happen in the future.

However these policymakers often operate in an information scarce environment: existing measurement instruments such as transport surveys (which may involve stopping people as they cross the border or drive through a specific road) are time consuming and expensive as well as being a source of frustration for the local population.

This mailing list is also used regularly for surveys, which may decrease motivation to respond.

However, the definitions of CAM use vary between surveys which may also explain the differences found.