Sentence examples for system surveys from inspiring English sources

In school system surveys, parents were the group most supportive of delaying the high school start time, with 78percentt in favor.

Furthermore, with regard to CNS malignancies, a deeper understanding of how the immune system surveys the CNS adds an additional layer of complexity.

The discovery reflects a number of extreme solar system surveys that are using telescopes with both big mirrors and large fields of view necessary to find faint solar system objects that could be almost anywhere on the sky.

Finally, our results imply the CD1 system surveys the endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, and/or secretory compartments, in addition to its well characterized surveillance of the endocytic and lysosomal compartments.

HHS decided to add LGB data collection to the National Health Interview Survey but instead of adding T there, they are only suggesting states add it to the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System surveys, and most states said, "No, thanks".

One simple and inexpensive way to do that would be if all 50 states asked about sexual orientation and gender identity as standard demographic variables on their Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System surveys.

Behavioral risk factor surveillance system survey data.

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The study used data gathered through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's anonymous Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance System survey, which is administered every other year by local and state schools to kids in ninth through twelfth grade.

In a 1999 United States Renal Data System survey of 3,468 new dialysis patients, 46% indicated that they had not consulted with a dietitian before the initiation of dialysis.

The emergency medical system surveyed in Azerbaijan is inefficiently organized, under-financed, poorly equipped and lacks adequately trained staff.