And this new strain of Englishness is, according to the Future of England survey, closely associated with attitudes to "otherness".
Modest progress = ★ We will be aligning the next staff survey closely with the new GNM strategy, so that should re-emphasise the points made.
It illuminated a battlefield in which Alex Salmond stood tallest, master of all he surveyed, closely followed by a grinning David Cameron, whose plan for dominating the decade took another step forward.
A factor adding to the experts' uncertainty over the new report is that for most of the 1990's as crime fell, the F.B.I.'s statistics and those of the victimization survey closely mirrored each other.
The results of Mr. Spitzer's survey closely resembled those from a similar survey, conducted by the attorney general's office several years ago, despite growing concern in the intervening years about the effects of pesticides and a growing body of research showing potential harm.
By design, the demographic characteristics of veterans responding to our survey closely mirror the distribution of characteristics among the overall veteran population (National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics, 2016) that served as a gold standard for the weights in our survey (shown in Additional file 1: Table S1).
As promising as these initiatives may be, the fact remains that the results obtained in the 2011 AARP/NCCAM survey closely mirror the results of the same survey conducted in 2006.
The results of the HuffPost/YouGov survey closely match those of a Politico/Morning Consult poll also released Thursday, which found that 35percentt of voters thought Trump was right to remove Comey, 33percentthatat he should have allowed Comey to continue and 32percentt unsure.
In a study by Palonen [ 22], a patient survey closely resembled the rating of internal medicine residents, they registered smoking status in just over half of their patients and gave advice on smoking cessation to only two-thirds of their smokers.
