Sentence examples for surveys when compared from inspiring English sources

If anyone is embarrassed to reveal their vote choice to another person (perhaps because the candidate promotes racist and misogynistic ideas that are socially undesirable), then the Trump vote share should increase in the online and automated surveys when compared to the telephone polls.

Developing countries may have different types of bias in health surveys when compared to developed countries.

In two studies examining physician's response to postal surveys, when compared with delayed incentive payments, up-front payments were associated with higher response rates such as (78%% vs. 66%%) [ 23] and (71%% vs. 54 %) [ 11].

Under-reporting is apparent in prevalence estimates provided by the combined population surveys when compared with the proportion of motor-vehicle drivers with detectable levels of cocaine or cocaine metabolites in oral fluid, but an unanswered question is whether cocaine use in the population of drivers follows the same pattern as cocaine use in the general population.

We have obtained similar patterns for the two surveys when comparing the frequencies and percentages of the variable subjective health status for five of the seven countries but the ESS did not cover Greece and Latvia [ 63].

More marked differences, statistically significant for the females who reported having experimented with smoking, emerge between the two surveys when comparing data by gender (excluding in this case the HBSC data for the 11-year-olds as they are not compatible with the GYTS data).

Results revealed that sediments in the western strata had significantly higher silt/clay content in the 2000 survey when compared to baseline sediments, while sediments east of the disposal zone were similar to baseline.

Thirty-three percent of patients with myeloma were "understaged" based on the skeletal survey when compared to MR [ 7].

HEALTH, HYGIENE AND CARING PRACTICES More women in the CASD sample were receiving some form of antenatal care in the Follow-up survey when compared to Baseline but not more than the Control group.

The results indicate that a hand-signed covering letter is unlikely to improve the response rate or time taken to respond to a postal survey when compared with a covering letter bearing a computer printed signature.

For the various variables of interest and the sub groups, the results are shown as the averages in the baseline, the change in the 2012 survey when compared with the baseline, with the DID estimate with 95% confidence interval and the respective P values of the DID comparing AP with MH.