Sentence examples for surveys compared with from inspiring English sources
But polls suggest that Mr. Obama has swept away much of Mrs. Clinton's support among black voters in recent months; in the Nevada caucuses last week, he captured more than three-fourths of the African-American vote, according to voter surveys, compared with Mrs. Clinton's 14percentt.
There were wide disparities among schools: At Public School 6 on the Upper East Side, one of the city's most coveted elementary schools, for example, 46percentt of parents returned their surveys, compared with just 7percentt at Far Rockaway High School in Queens, a school with mostly poor students.
The study design was a longitudinal retrospective analysis of performance, including isolation, identification, and antimicrobial susceptibility testing of bacteria from simulated patients' samples, in "open" surveys compared with "blind" surveys.
This may reflect a limited willingness to participate in surveys compared with other Europeans [ 40].
Therefore, the sensitivity of detecting anti-HCV is higher in the 1998 2006 surveys compared with those conducted before 1998.
The proportion of participants reporting professional development (87%) is higher than earlier surveys (compared with 64% and 71%, in 1999 and 2001 respectively) [ 32].
Participant households had been enrolled in the program for an average of 53 months at the time of the survey, compared with 54 months for non-surveyed records in the database.
So far we have only around 1,000 Brits have completed the survey, compared with more than 65,000 Germans.
Mortgage brokers also fared poorly in the new survey, compared with companies that lend directly to borrowers like mortgage banks, savings banks and credit unions.
Baghdad and Port-au-Prince were in the bottom 10 of the 221 cities that the survey compared, with Baghdad at 221.
An estimated 90% of those from the wealthiest backgrounds will have played an instrument, according to the survey, compared with 80% of those from other social backgrounds.
