Sentence examples for surveys were made from inspiring English sources

Major scientific surveys were made in 1947 48 in the western basin.

In earlier days original reconnaissance surveys were made at small scales such as 1 192,000 for publication at 1 250,000.

In the 20th century several extensive surveys were made, especially in the British protectorate, by J.A. Hunt between 1944 and 1950, and much of the country was mapped by aerial survey.

Low-interest government loans to peasants were instituted, new land surveys were made to correct tax inequities, and government revenues were increased by a program of purchasing manufactured specialties in one region and selling them in another.

As the expedition traversed the Southern Ocean, oceanographic measurements were made, weather conditions recorded, trawls of the surface taken and bird counts noted; while on the subantarctic islands, teams cored trees, dug peat sections, investigated bird burrows and underwater surveys were made in the shallows.

Two surveys were made for this paper: a passenger behavior survey and a SP survey.

They are particularly useful, biologists say, where surveys are made nearly impossible either by terrain or threats like rebel groups and tiger jaws.

Excellent surveys are made in d'Aspremont (1985), d'Aspremont and Gevers (2002), Bossert and Weymark (2004), Mongin and d'Aspremont (1998).

Adjustment for correlation between individual pairs of observations in the two surveys was made by including participant identity as a clustering variable in logistic models.

The results of the second stage survey were made available for public use since April 2016.

Two surveys (a passenger behavior survey and a SP survey) were made and a multinomial logit model was developed in this research.