Sentence examples for using the same survey from inspiring English sources

In contrast our results differ somewhat from that reported by both Teno (US) [ 10] and Gallagher (Canada) [ 23], who, using the same survey tool, reported greater dissatisfaction associated with care provided by nursing homes and residential care.

The largest undertaking within this project was an international survey on privacy and surveillance, led by Elia Zureik, conducted in nine countries with almost 10,000 respondents using the same survey instrument.

These results confirm and generalize our previous single-center study using the same survey instrument [11].

Data for both studies were collected together using the same survey, but this paper analyzes data not reported on in the prior work.

Using the same survey data, Mooi-Reci and Ganzeboom (2015) found a significant scarring effect of unemployment in general in the period 1985–2000, with a notable disparity in the unemployment scarring by gender.

Likewise, using the same survey, Druant et al. (2012) document that 84%% of firms in Spain change wages only once a year (the second largest share among the 15 European countries examined).

"Consuming alcohol contributes to a vast number of other serious diseases, including some cancers, heart disease and liver disease, so people should keep this in mind when thinking about how much they drink". Prof Tolstrup and her team have used the same survey to research the effect of alcohol on other conditions.

Any proportional bias in counts of both pups and females likely was similar across sites because sites were chosen to comprise similar habitat features (rocky shores) [50]; observation locations were chosen to maximize visibility; and all observers used the same survey method.

Except for a few country-specific questions, we used the same survey instrument across all three countries.

However, because the database contains data from national surveys that did not use the same survey methodologies, direct comparisons are less reliable.

It used the same survey instruments and covered all children age 0-7 in the same households to identify eligible children (1-3 at end point, or 0-6 months at end point).