Sentence examples for surveys precisely from inspiring English sources

In order to compare the findings from various surveys precisely, it is very important to know how the different subjective or objective scales are transformed to unified scale.

Others were surveyed precisely.

In fact, the randomness of the survey is precisely what makes the survey scientific, statistical experts say.

We gather data for this study by means of a survey; more precisely, an (online) questionnaire.

The survey revealed precisely the sort of correlation that Curry and Webster had thought didn't exist.

Without doing marketing surveys, they know precisely where superstores should be built (nowhere) and how many diners want to smoke in private restaurants (none).

A network of precisely surveyed control points provides a skeleton to which other surveys may be tied to provide progressively finer networks of more closely spaced points.

The survey did not precisely define what constitutes a nap.

Charles H. Townes, a visionary physicist whose research led to the development of the laser, making it possible to play CDs, scan prices at the supermarket, measure time precisely, survey planets and galaxies, and even witness the birth of stars, died on Tuesday in Oakland, Calif.

First, the contractor can issue a "visual" ticket to the "One-Call Center" and facility owners by superimposing a semi-transparent layer above the precise proposed excavation range; second, dispatched locators come to the field, "see" the proposed digging area (Figure 14A) and can survey and mark precisely within that area.

To raise these questions and to more precisely survey the basic attitudes of patients with severe diseases towards spirituality/religiosity (SpR) and their adjustment to their illness, we developed the SpREUK questionnaire.