Sentence examples for would be respondents from inspiring English sources

An example of social desirability effect would be respondents not accurately reporting their smoking status.

However, we preferred to purposely select facilities where it was known that PAC caseloads would be substantial and where there would be respondents well versed in the details of post-abortion treatments.

Finally, although respondents were assured that no directly identifiable information would be collected, respondents who had unique demographic or job profiles in the program may have been less forthcoming with criticism if they felt responses could not be anonymized.

A plausible reason would be that respondents would want to confine their responses in FTF interviews to what they had been taught during the health talk sessions.

If imported organic food was to be purchased, then Australia and New Zealand would be the respondents' second preferred option, followed by a number of other countries, all ranked according to the consumers’ perception of which countries are the most clean and green.

In future, member checks would be recommended (respondent validity).

As would be expected, respondent burden was substantially greater for those who completed all items in the scales, in comparison with those for whom scores were estimated using CAT.

If we applied a full factorial design, it would generate too many choice sets that would be cumbersome to respondents to answer, even we divided these choice sets into a number of versions in questionnaire.

For this situation to change, more "difficult" items are needed in the scale items that would be difficult for respondents to agree with and therefore permit better assessment at the high end of the score continuum.

Therefore, one potential approach would be to randomize respondents to complete only selected measures.

While there was moderate agreement that follow-up for all pregnant women would be most effective, respondents doubted its feasibility (Fig 3b).