Sentence examples for this survey refers from inspiring English sources

In a statement, a Facebook spokesperson added: "We understand this survey refers to offensive content that is already prohibited on Facebook and that we have no intention of allowing so have stopped the survey.

We understand this survey refers to offensive content that is already prohibited on Facebook and that we have no intention of allowing so have stopped the survey.

The general population in this survey refers to registered members of the Japan Management Association Research Institute, which recruits volunteers who participate in various studies [ 24].

The figures in this survey refer to groundwater resources.

This survey was conducted in 2012, and thus, costs per case derived from this survey refer to 2012.

The UK Commission for Employment and Skills, which co-funded the survey, refers to what we have now as a "climate of fear".

Regardless, these parents -- who the survey refers to as "new majority parents" -- believe their children are not held to high enough standards, and should be challenged more.

Questions in this part of the survey refer to: being friendly to the patient, appreciated by the patient, friendly staff, patient-friendly planning and length of waiting lists.

The score on this factor is therefore between −6 and 18. Questions in this part of the survey refer to medical and nursing expertise, quality of the operating theatre and medical mistakes.

The score on this factor is therefore between −9 and 18. Questions in this part of the survey refer to: cooperation with general practitioners and nursing homes, good coordination with general practitioners, slow and arrogant medical specialists.

Question on this part of the survey refer to: quality of management, quality of information technology (IT), preparation for changing demographic factors (growing age of the population), bad financial situation, internal problems, and lack of staff.