Sentence examples for upon the respondents from inspiring English sources

The analysis was conducted by BR, following an inductive approach to identify health determinants and health responses (based upon the respondents' conceptions of health).

A significant interaction suggested that this association depended upon the respondent's self-identified ethnicity.

The model of Tourangeau and colleagues describes how the reliability of self-reported data may be affected by the cognitive burden placed upon the respondent [ 9].

Psychological appraisal of the survey request will initially entail factors such as the cognitive burden upon the respondent as well as more general considerations about participation.

Three gauge the demand placed upon the respondent by the task (mental demand, physical demand and temporal demand), and three gauge elements of the interaction between participant and task (effort, frustration and perceived performance).

Nevertheless, the level of cognitive burden experienced by individuals is less dependent upon the respondent's psychological appraisal of the survey task than perceptions of either impersonality or legitimacy.

But the sentence after that contains a caveat: "However, the greater weight of the persuasive expert testimony shows that the evidence relied upon by the respondents" — Pom Wonderful and its affiliate, Roll Global — "is not adequate to substantiate claims that POM products treat, prevent or reduce the risk of prostate cancer or that they are clinically proven to do so".

Besides, twelve out of thirteen measures were agreed upon by the respondents as to ways for improving the language structure.

We were subsequently able to divide the responses into groups, depending upon how the respondents perceived the phenomenon.

The need for community based facilities for stroke rehabilitation is also stressed upon by the respondents to ensure patients achieve maximal potential for functional recovery.

Further noted in the study, more than 90percentt of the respondents agreed upon what constitutes a 21st century liberal education.