Sentence examples for using a postal questionnaire from inspiring English sources
The extent of annoyance was determined among 1483 randomly selected persons using a postal questionnaire.
A cross-sectional study using a postal questionnaire was designed for Stage 1, while Stage 2 was a prospective study using SF36.
We investigated peoples' preference for different garden plants and reasons for plant choices using a postal questionnaire (n = 224) containing 30 colour photos of garden plants and questions about gardening behaviour.
This study evaluates "woodland in the ecological style" as a setting for contemporary housing by means of a case study of Birchwood, Warrington New Town, UK, using a postal questionnaire and semi-structured interviews to reveal residents' perceptions of the aesthetic and safety aspects of the woodland, together with its underlying meanings.
Aggarwal et al. [7] in a population based study in the UK using a postal questionnaire looked at frequently unexplained pains and found 7% of patients reported having a chronic orofacial pain, 15% reported chronic widespread pain, 9% irritable bowel syndrome and 8% chronic fatigue.
Consumer satisfaction was surveyed using a postal questionnaire.
Stage 1 used a postal questionnaire survey to elicit attitudes, opinions and experiences from the membership of Pain Association Scotland, a voluntary organisation that provides self-management training for individuals with chronic pain and which addresses the non-medical aspects of living with chronic pain in an attempt to improve the quality of life of pain sufferers.
A cross-sectional survey of Nepalese migrants in UK was conducted in early 2007 using a postal, self-administered questionnaire in England and Scotland (n = 312), and telephone interviews in Wales (n = 15).
The use of a postal questionnaire also minimises the risk of interviewer-related problems.
In order to assess their use in a postal questionnaire we undertook a validation study in a sample of 85 participants stratified by age and gender.
The results show that this approach to collecting simple data on the impact of pain in different regions appears to be suitable for use in a postal questionnaire.
