Sentence examples for surveys because of from inspiring English sources

Most countries, however, started their mapping programs with relatively small-scale reconnaissance surveys because of economic considerations.

(The survey results can't be compared with prior years' surveys because of a change in methodology, including the addition of cellphones to the survey sample).

The other is the decline of telephone surveys because of rising costs and possibly declining quality, tied to the fact that fewer Americans are willing to participate in a telephone poll.

The chairman of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, Russell Reichelt, said in the release: "We've opted to release results ahead of final completion of surveys because of widespread misinterpretation of how much of the Reef has died".

Dr. Galea, who wrote the report along with Mr. Bucuvalas and Mark Morgan of the research company, said in a telephone interview that the percentages of residents with post-traumatic stress syndrome were significantly lower than those reported in some other surveys because of different methodology.

Multi-stage sampling (MSS) is especially suited to large-scale surveys because of the natural clustering of resources.

Allegations are probably underrecorded in the accountability office survey, because of foreign workers' suspicion of the American government and fear of being deported, the report said.

Tim Ryan, senior director of the mortgage practice at J. D. Power, said researchers were unsure what to expect in this year's survey because of the turmoil faced by many lenders.

The couple chose the Island for the survey because of its diverse cross-section of urban, suburban, semi-rural and rural populations.

AARP conducted the survey because of recent initiatives to make electronic delivery the default method for providing retirement documents to plan participants.

Even though some bias could be creeping into the survey because of the legal problems with downloading, Mr. Rainie said, the report provides clear evidence of a significant change in behavior.