Sentence examples for surveys difficulties from inspiring English sources

Since response rates can be low for GPs [ 27] responding to surveys, difficulties achieving a reasonable response rate were anticipated in planning and sample size calculation.

For undisclosed reasons, Henry was unable to complete the land grant to Hinde due to surveying difficulties, who then used his nephew Hubbard Taylor to go to Kentucky, find the location, and complete the transaction.

(Participant survey)" Difficulties with internal referral pathways, and identification of Indigenous status, resulted in some women who were eligible to access the MC, being allocated to mainstream services.

Approximately one-third of students (on both the entrance and exit surveys) cited difficulties about communicating ideas in the group.

With face-to-face surveys any difficulties with form completion can be overcome; improving the instructions for Step 3 completion in future postal surveys should mitigate this problem.

In this study, the majority of physicians who answered this exploratory survey reported difficulties or frustrations in their practice during the pH1N1.

In last month's report by the Center for a New American Security, nearly 60percentt of companies surveyed mentioned difficulties understanding veteran résumés, as well as negative perceptions of veterans, as barriers to employment.

The staffing problem is both wide and deep, with 75% of more than 200 districts surveyed reporting difficulties with filling positions and low-income urban and rural areas hit hardest.

Another example is a question regarding survey respondents' difficulties in using the toilet.

A question regarding survey respondents' difficulties in managing money was associated with the largest proxy response bias (RR = 3.83).

Most physicians of this survey encountered difficulties in adapting quickly to regular vaccination schedule changes (Table  4).