Sentence examples for the survey corresponding from inspiring English sources

A sum of 2,661 farm women responded to the survey corresponding to a response rate of 35percentt.

Of these 5107 mothers 3183 participated in the survey, corresponding to a return rate of 62.3%.

For comparison, standardised scales were also included in the survey corresponding to each of the disorders assessed by the prototypes.

In total, 1432 students from the selected 64 classrooms from the 13 schools participated in the survey, corresponding to a participation rate of 82%.

The population samples drafted in these two regions were of 3300 and 2000, of whom 1742 and 1510 persons respectively accepted to participate to the survey, corresponding to overall participation rates of 53% and 76% in the two areas.

Analysis by five-year birth cohort (Table 1) indicates that HIV seroprevalence decreases in cohorts born after 1970 (less than 34 years old at the time of the survey), corresponding to DUs who could benefit from harm reduction services fully made available in France in 1994 (Syringe Exchange Programmes [SEP] and substitutive replacement therapy).

In this direction, the surveys corresponding to the stochastic case are in [4 6], and much work has been done on the so-called weak solutions in the probabilistic sense (or martingale solutions) for the stochastic incompressible Navier-Stokes equations; for example, see [7 9].

During the September 1985 survey (corresponding to the winter season) dense aggregations of pelagic fish were found over the whole shelf.

The 32.2% participation rate obtained represents the realistic achievable for this type of survey, corresponding to the expected rate, upon which the sample size was calculated.

The UMR for the five years immediately preceding the 2011 Uganda Demographic and Health survey (corresponding roughly to 2006 2010) was reported to be 90 deaths per 1,000 live births [ 7].

Thus, the purpose of this study was to survey corresponding authors in published medical journals to determine their opinion on publication impact in relation to performance review and promotion.