Sentence examples for typical respondents from inspiring English sources

The typical respondents in all three centres were middle-aged, married, Hindu males belonging to lower socio-economic strata from rural background.

Of the 164 adults with autism, 31, or 18.9%, met the criteria for synesthesia, compared with only seven (7.2%) of the 97 "typical" respondents.

We argue, however, that typical respondents never met the vast majority of vertebrate species including parrots.

When information about both increased risk of breast cancer and reduced risk of heart disease were provided, typical respondents appeared to make rational decisions consistent with Expected Utility Theory, but the information presentation format affected choices.

The typical respondent gets between three and six answers correct, Ayres says.

Mean averages can be influenced by a relatively small number of outliers and for this reason, median average is a better descriptor of a typical respondent's viewpoint.

Those at national universities, for example, are asked to rank all two hundred and sixty-one other national universities—and Mothersays that the typical responationalades abouniversities andchools in his or her category.

Those at national universities, for example, are asked to rank all two hundred and sixty-one other national universities — and Morse says that the typical respondent grades about half of the schools in his or her category.

We estimate that a typical respondent to our survey uses LUS for the diagnosis of suspected pneumothorax approximately once a week, corresponding to an average of 50 examinations per year.

I'm sure you have taken a survey (or 10 or 100) yourself by now, so you know that the typical respondent often feels like they are taking a test in complete isolation, and only the leader will see the results.

What's more, their own ideal wealth distributions for the country are far more equitable than even their distorted perceptions of wealth in the U.S. The typical respondent would like to see the top one-fifth of American owning only 32percentt of the wealth.