Sentence examples for telephone research from inspiring English sources

But can a group of male researchers posing as clients, conducting telephone research and not even visiting the brothels in question, really claim to have uncovered the truth about "what is going on" in the industry?

At a tense meeting between staff, union and management after the announcement Newspoll's head researcher told staff the new methodology used by Galaxy was "crap methodology, telephone research is the best way to do it," sources who were at the meeting told Guardian Australia.

The company's manager, Matthew DePante, 27, is described as "knowledgeable in all areas of telephone research".

[C11.] Market Research Moving to Net Procter & Gamble and General Mills have invested in MarketTools, a company that makes software designed to replace traditional telephone research surveys and mall focus groups with Web-based tools.

My job quickly expanded beyond textual and telephone research; I travelled the country to meet veterans of the 82nd Airborne who took part in the liberation and to interview them on videotape.

The methodology that was used to determine (1) the statistical populations of companies participating in the survey, as well as (2) the samples that were examined during the telephone research, followed two steps.

The coupons asked men to telephone the research team to make an appointment with the research team to complete the questionnaire.

These individuals were mailed a study information sheet about the trial, and a letter inviting them to telephone the research centre should they wish to attend the research clinic.

The daily work included drafting questionnaires and written surveys, personal and telephone interviews, research using the Internet and databases, analyzing information, and writing reports.

People will use the exchanges, which will be reachable online or by telephone, to research available health plans and also to find out whether they qualify for financial assistance or for Medicaid benefits.

A 'green light' for robocall-blocking - Of Wheeler's proposals, the most potentially disruptive to current telephone survey research is their plan to give a "green light for robocall-blocking technology...The FCC wants to make it clear: telephone companies can – and in fact should – offer consumers robocall-blocking tools".