Sentence examples for where surveyed from inspiring English sources
In Kenya, participants where surveyed about an oral fluid-based HIV RDT, and FSW (98%%) reported a higher acceptability than MSM (57 %) [ 31].
Recently used in archaeological works for the discovery and description of heritage features such as ancient human-made structures and building ruins, it is particularly effective in areas with dense vegetation or difficult access, where surveying becomes complicated.
The only state that looks to be beyond him is Texas, where surveys show Cruz leading.
On some days during the test, the sonobuoys reported whales where surveys by air had yielded nothing.
They find particular application in the Arctic regions, where roads are often lacking and where oil-drill rigs are being constructed or where surveying is being carried out.
They are particularly useful, biologists say, where surveys are made nearly impossible either by terrain or threats like rebel groups and tiger jaws.
Curiously, the opposite has occurred in cosmopolitan New York, where surveys of contemporary art at the smaller museums — they don't all call themselves biennials or happen every two years — tend to emphasize ethnicity or where an artist lives.
The data was mixed from China, where surveys showed sluggish factory activity but a pick-up in the service sector, a sign the transition to a more consumer-led economy remained on track.
She says: Of particular interest this year are the sides of old railways tracks which have now been turned into cycle and walking routes where survey work is being supported by the SITA Trust.
Carlotta Gall (NYT) BRITAIN: FOX HUNTING BILL -- The Government announced that it would make legislation prohibiting fox hunting with hounds a government priority in Parliament, where surveys show widespread opposition to the practice.
In a country where surveys show that most people fear death less than public speaking, an activity that develops confidence in public speaking and also contributes to the arts should be applauded.
