Sentence examples for surveys from multiple from inspiring English sources
Surveys from multiple time points in areas with seasonal variation in malaria transmission provide an indirect way to look at changing detectability of infections with duration.
The European Food Safety Authority bases its adult total water intake recommendations (2·5 and 2·0 litres/d for men and women, respectively) on both observed intakes and relative to a 'desirable' urine osmolarity of 500 mOsm/l, based on the renal solute load derived from dietary surveys from multiple European countries.
New Epd proteins were identified in our survey from multiple metazoan ESTs and genome databases.
The CATI is implemented by a human interviewer who follows a computer guided series of survey questions from multiple research bodies and other organizations on a wide range of topics.
They do all provide citations that allow users to go back to the original source for further information and they allow users to extract key information from each record but they do not allow users to download integrated sets of community-level survey data from multiple records for use in epidemiological analyses.
The data in the survey was collected from multiple surveys focused on U.S. Internet users.
The survey collected data from multiple sources, including direct assessment of children at their homes, computer-assisted interviews with parents (usually the mother; the father or another guardian in less than 5% of cases), and surveys of child care providers and teachers.
Our study has used data sourced from multiple surveys (contextual, household, and individual) in 497 districts.
We then combined these results from multiple surveys in a meta-analysis with random survey effects, weighted by the estimated standard error of the birth spacing effect for each survey, for an overall effect estimate for each method.
There are also concerns about cumulative impacts from multiple surveys.
Volume differences derived from multiple surveys of individual reservoirs also provide estimates of capacity loss over time due to sedimentation.
