Sentence examples for telephone sample from inspiring English sources

The diarists spent an average of $12,348 a year — more than double the annual expenses of the larger, randomly selected telephone sample.

Establishing a valid telephone number and making telephone contact was only possible for 1066 households in the telephone sample (53.3%).

The cellular telephone sample is randomly generated from a sampling frame of confirmed cellular area code and prefix combinations.

This commentary is based on a telephone sample survey of New Jersey residents by three university-based organizations.

Use of this EWP subsample enabled a closer match with the telephone sample to better compare the effect of mode rather than differences in survey sample characteristics.

First, in the telephone sample, 32 of the 963 clusters of phone numbers in the first stage were "exhausted" before the target sample size was obtained.

They use adjustments to allow for the fact that telephone samples contain more Labour voters than the electorate as a whole, and that Labour voters overstate their likelihood to vote.

The survey, a random telephone sampling of 1,000 men and women, 18 years and older, in each country, had a sampling error margin of plus or minus three percentage points.

Telephone sampling can work well in countries where telephones (land-line or mobile) are both widespread and evenly distributed across different age, gender and socioeconomic groups; otherwise, it is open to serious selection bias.

Due to the high costs and inefficiency of screening via telephone sampling of the general population for some minor or mini domains, sometimes onomastic sampling is applied for ethnic minorities or immigrants (cf. Braun & Santacreu, 2009; Recchi & Favell, 2009).

Each year, it is administered online to a sample of U.S. residents aged 16 years and older who were enrolled in GfK's KnowledgePanel®, a nationally-representative sample of members of U.S. households recruited by standard probability-based survey methods (address-based mail and random-digit dial telephone sampling).