Sentence examples for surveys may differ from inspiring English sources

While the questions asked on specific surveys may differ, the underlying methodology used by Fox/Pulse and Rasmussen are essentially identical.

Reasons for drop-out in cohort studies and surveys may differ from those in randomised trials.

Moreover, reasons for loss to follow-up in cohort studies and surveys may differ from randomised trials.

Responses to patient surveys may differ from other surveys due to adverse treatment outcome [ 9], interest in or salience of the topic [ 6, 8, 10] as well as recent and ongoing involvement with the service surveying them [ 11].

Disclaimer: Your survey may differ.

Consequently, the properties of objects observed by AKARI in the All-Sky Survey may differ from those of the IRAS sources: since FIS is sensitive at longer wavelengths than is IRAS, we can expect to find objects created from cooler dust, which were difficult to detect by IRAS.

This may have introduced a sampling bias of self-selection, because participants who volunteered to answer our survey may differ in important ways from those who did not.

Equally, respondents who expressed views about the EWTD in the comment section of the survey may differ from those respondents who did not.

Limited evidence suggests that people who explicitly refuse to participate in a survey may differ from those who fail to respond [ 23].

The population tested in the survey may differ by age in terms of how well they represent their age cohort with respect to HPV infection.

Consequently, the epistemological stance students adopt when taking a survey may differ from the one they adopt "in the heat of the moment," when participating in class or studying for an exam.