Sentence examples for willing survey from inspiring English sources

Participants were recruited from Greater London through advertisements in local newspapers and from an existing UBC database of willing survey participants.

Members of the general public were recruited through advertisements in local London newspapers and from an existing UBC database of willing survey participants.

Internet research panels provide the advantage of enabling access to large numbers of willing survey participants who can be sampled and stratified according to pre-identified demographic and disease/symptom-based criteria.

Simon Thurley, the conservation body's chief executive, said 19 pilot projects around England, which surveyed 5,000 buildings, suggested there was a "vast army" of volunteers willing to undertake survey work.

Participants were eligible for this study if they were willing to complete surveys in both English and Hausa languages and were not having any disability that prevented independent walking.

Enrolment criteria include: age >18 years, English-speaking, able to consent and complete periodic surveys, and also to identify a friend or family member willing to answer surveys.

And it's getting worse: the increasing use of cell phones and the decline of people willing to answer surveys has put the election polling industry in a state of "near crisis," as one prominent expert recently put it.

Today, in an eerie parallel to the early days of straw polls and quota sampling,better educated people tend to be more available and willing to do surveys than the less well-educated.

For starters, the sample size was small and the volunteers had certain qualities in common: They were willing to submit surveys on their mental health and were relatively active on social media.

The results demonstrated that about half of the recreationists who participated in our survey were willing to contribute labor and about 10% were willing to pay to direct the management of their typical recreation site on private lands.

Chi-square test revealed significantly different distributions in the number of surveys participants are willing to take part in among survey formats (χ2 = 61.475, p < 0.001, df = 12).