Sentence examples for surveys for which from inspiring English sources
Each curve depicts one the three surveys for which we have data.
In the past, research on social interactions between individuals were mostly done by surveys, for which the number of participants ranges typically around 1,000 people, and for which the results were biased by the subjectivity of the participants' answers.
Next, we discuss the results for the other surveys, for which only methods F2 and F3 could be estimated.
Sexual behaviour data and HIV status are collected by surveys for which all adults aged 15 years or older are eligible to participate.
Postcourse, all surveys for which both "pre" and "post" copies were available were scored on a five-point scale, with "strongly agree" = 5 and "strongly disagree" = 1.
Details about included studies are provided in table 1. Mean total costs ranged from $55 to $8198 across 40 surveys for which mean costs and conversion values were available, with an unweighted average of $847, and a median of $379.
At least that appears to be the belief of the consumers questioned by the Conference Board for its consumer confidence survey, for which preliminary November results were announced this week.
His death was announced by the United States Geological Survey, for which Dr. Sallenger worked for decades, most recently from its center in St .Petersburg, Fla.
The survey – for which more than 272,000 Americans were interviewed – found that for every age group, black Americans were more likely to be obese than their white, Asian and Hispanic counterparts.
That is what makes the exhibition interesting, and distinguishes it from your usual nationality-oriented survey for which curators seem to feel obliged to find works that display national traits.
