Sentence examples for surveys of which from inspiring English sources

The 2002 CHIPS was administered by China's National Bureau of Statistics, and related to their household surveys, of which the methodology is described by Li et al. (2008).

A total of 645 patients returned six-month surveys of which 578 also returned a urinary cotinine strip at six-months.

The corollary to this considered the 329 non-outbreak surveys, of which 273 experienced values outside the central peak of the Winter Condition distribution.

A total of 49,835 children were registered for the surveys, of which 25,048 (50%) had skin tests done and 22,563 (90%) of those tested were read.

Surgeons completed 487 of 1000 surveys, of which 174 (36% of respondents) provided written comments.

Twenty-one experts were approached and invited to take the surveys, of which eight professional experts consented to participate.

It's intended as a survey of which teenagers have had sex.

Despite an average wait of 38 minutes, rising to 61 minutes after 6pm, a survey of Which?

It's not intended as a survey of which teenagers say they've had sex, of course.

A survey of which era people would most like to visit shows that we like our history fashionable and fun.

In any survey of which professions are most trusted by the public, headteachers regularly appear at the top, alongside judges, doctors and scientists.