Sentence examples for typical surveys from inspiring English sources

She has uncovered a financial Atlantis, lives lived under water, with debts owed to utility and cable companies that don't show up in typical surveys.

While typical surveys cover only a small area, or examine only a few aspects of a wider terrain, the megatransect "offers an unprecedented opportunity for an ecological snapshot on a large scale," says John Hart, a WCS senior scientist who has studied the effects of Congo's civil war on wildlife.

What could a typical survey tell about, say, college-age women?

A typical survey required a crew of three or four people, could take days to complete and was somewhat inaccurate.

That said, the sample size, 1.2 million, is impressive far greater than that of a typical survey.

That said, the sample size, 1.2 million, is impressive — far greater than that of a typical survey.

A typical survey lasts less than a week and involves fewer than a half-dozen examiners, said Dr. Mark R. Chassin, the president of the Joint Commission.

The Greek director of the expedition, George Koutsouflakis said: "In a typical survey we locate four or five shipwrecks per season in the best cases.

In a typical survey, conducted for the liberal group Emily's List, 59percentt of women — and an even higher number of women who identified themselves as independents — thought McCain's choice had been mostly a result of political calculation.

A typical survey asks respondents to rate their lives on a scale of one ("the worst possible life for you") to ten ("the best possible life for you"); according to the 2017 World Happiness Report, Americans surveyed between 2014 and 2016 rated their lives, on average, 6.99 — less happy than the lives of Canadians (7.32) and happier than those of citizens of Sudan (4.14).

"The number of respondents is six times larger than typical survey sizes used for robust research analysis," he said.