Sentence examples for surveys built from inspiring English sources

Although she never completed her full study of James, her later articles and surveys built a rich understanding of the period and contributed generously to debates among historians about the relationship between Scotland and its neighbours.

The surveys built on the experience of the Haas Institute's 2017 California Survey on Othering and Belonging, while tailoring questionnaires to local knowledge gaps and needs identified by the project's state partners.

The school board's direction to staff in 2011 was to conduct the annual surveys built upon the LCUSD's core values to further the district's communication and transparency to its stakeholders.

Each round of surveys builds upon the last and offers new indicators to monitor trends and current priorities.

A report published in March 2013, Water Sensitive Urban Design in the UK (PDF), surveyed built environment professionals and found that 83% of respondents believed water management was considered too late in the planning and design process of developments.

Startups no longer want to reinvent the wheel when it comes to the basic building blocks of their business: less than 10percentt of startups surveyed built their own payment infrastructure; less than 12percentt invested in building their own CRM system; and less than 13percentt built their own servers.

In late April, I offered users of DivorcedOver50.com a survey built around two simple questions: What are the best things about being a divorced person over 50, and what are the worst?

A web-based survey, built using the Harvard Business Online Qualitrics Survey Software and provided by International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM), was performed among spine registry representatives.

The questions in this survey built on previous work with household surveys in Afghanistan, and among Iraqi households in Jordan and Syria [ 17, 18].

That survey built on the Japanese pregnancy registration system, the aim of which is to provide free access to antenatal care and well-child visits, and assessed the health of both mothers and their newborns.

The GEM Initiative evidence mapping survey built on the method described by Katz et al. [ 5] by placing an emphasis on the PICO elements that form the basis of searchable clinical questions and, like the mapping workshop, bringing patients into the process of generating ideas and questions.