Sentence examples for surveys of both from inspiring English sources

"Surveys of both patients and physicians show that direct-to-consumer advertising leads patients who would otherwise go without medical care for these terrible illnesses to seek treatment for the first time".

Gen X officers, often the product of single-parent homes or homes in which both parents worked, are markedly more self-reliant and confident of their abilities than their baby-boomer superiors, according to Army surveys of both groups.

Varying surveys of both private and public high school students showed from 80 to 90 percent admitting to some form of cheating during the school year, from copying another student's work to cheating on a test.

By the end of April mining, automobile, engineering and general-retail stocks were all up on the end of 2008, whereas defensive sectors such as food producers, pharmaceuticals and utilities were down.This economic optimism has largely been justified by the data, notably by the purchasing managers' surveys of both manufacturing and services.

A thematic content analysis was performed on responses to open-ended questions on the surveys of both patients and clinicians.

But wanderlust among millennials varies widely by country, according to two global surveys of both undergraduate and graduate business students.

We conducted surveys of community residents both before (in 2006) and after (in 2008) the opening of the salons.

In the summer of 1955, F.J. Trembley, a professor of echology at Lehigh University, made a survey of both Upper and Lower Riga Lakes for their owners.

Still, this show is strong enough to justify a more thorough, carefully selected survey of both artists, alone or together.

The origin is thought to be East Asia, based on a 2002 survey of both village dogs and breed dogs.

(For his survey of both books of Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier" at the 92nd Street Y this fall he scrupulously played with no pedal at all).