Sentence examples for surveys lead from inspiring English sources

But experience has shown that such surveys lead to overestimates in urban areas and underestimates in rural areas.

Our results, considered with opposite findings of strong road effects on guanaco at a landscape and regional scales, highlight the need to assess whether road surveys lead to biased estimates of ungulate abundance and distribution under different environmental conditions, human activities and scales of interest.

The small number of genes identified and the large continuous stretches of non-coding sequence in both surveys lead to the obvious conclusion that the gene-density of these genomes is much lower than those of E. cuniculi or A. locustae.

While extensive research into survey methodology suggests that surveys lead to overly positive findings, it is possible that our hypothesis regarding focus groups is false and that this method is not particularly liable to either overly positive or overly negative data.

Dr Ian Seccombe [NHS Staff and Patient Surveys Lead, CQC]; and Dr Rachel Reeves [Senior Research Fellow, University of Greenwich] - for their invaluable comments and feedback on the paper.

The predictive nature of the surveys led Barclays to introduce more subjective questions.

Mr. Milner's surveys led him to Tencent, a sprawling Shenzhen conglomerate of instant messaging, social networking and gaming businesses.

An average of 35% of coral was now dead or dying in the northern and central sections, according to the surveys led by the Australian Research Council's Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies.

One of the new surveys, led by H. Jay Zwally, a NASA scientist, used satellites and aircraft to measure changes in the height of ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland over the decade ended in 2002.

Bullish trucking sector surveys led me to Cummins with huge earnings leverage ahead.

The combination of gravity measurements from these two surveys leads to a completely new gravity dataset in Tahiti.