Sentence examples for the survey defined from inspiring English sources

The survey defined affluent Americans as having annual household income of at least $300,000.

The survey defined bullying and harassment as being blocked from training or promotion opportunities, being deliberately undermined, overbearing supervision, unfair treatment and exclusion or victimisation.

The survey defined New York's $9.2 billion new-media business as a broad category encompassing Internet-related jobs in publishing, advertising, telecommunications and software design as well as newer dot-com companies.

Of those, 6.1 percent of women and 1.2 percent of men said they had experienced sexual assault in the past year, which the survey defined as everything from rape to "unwanted sexual touching" of genitalia, breasts, buttocks or inner thighs.

The survey defined that as at least $1,300 annually for self-only coverage, and $2,600 for a family.

The survey defined diarrhoea as passing of three or more liquid, watery or loose stools per day.

But, in addition to the methodological concerns people have raised about the N.C.V.S., the survey defines "college women" to include any woman between eighteen and twenty-four who is enrolled, full or part time, in any post-secondary institution.

Forty-nine graduates from a nursing Masters program at an Australian university completed the survey defining readiness for practice as knowledge of self-limitations and seeking help, autonomy in basic clinical procedures, exhibiting confidence, possessing theoretical knowledge and practicing safe care.

The survey defines "middle class" as households with an annual income of $50,000 to $100,000 for 30-to-75-year-olds 30-to-75-year-olds 30-to-75-year-olds 30-to-75-year-olds 30-to-75-year-olds

The broad quality framework informing the development of the survey defines quality of service provision in terms of 'access' and 'effectiveness', with the latter subdivided into 'interpersonal' and 'technical' effectiveness [ 6].

The survey defines eight separate and distinct areas or domains of health status: physical functioning, physical role functioning, bodily pain, general health, vitality, social role functioning, emotional role functioning and mental health, Figure  2.