Sentence examples for yearly surveys from inspiring English sources

These yearly surveys consist of approximately 125,000 individuals.

Yearly surveys on death and disability by the International Association of Fire Fighters, which represents 90% of the 275,000 career firefighters in the U.S., reveal that a third of them are injured on the job each year.

Parents completed baseline and yearly surveys providing information on demographic characteristics, respiratory illnesses, and risk factors for asthma.

Survivors are approached for participation within 60 days of their annual transplant follow-up, with subsequent yearly surveys linked to the date of their enrollment.

Using a mixed quantitative and qualitative approach, we used four yearly surveys to assess the Hematology-Oncology Fellows' perceptions of the effectiveness of the AHD format.

In France, the diagnosis-related group price is calculated by multiplying standard amounts for operating and capital expenses found in yearly surveys by a national "weight" associated with the DRG for each hospitalisation.

(For these purposes, Nielsen defines "watching" as spending 10 continuous minutes tuned to a channel during a yearly survey week).

At the Community Service Society, we documented multiple hardships among low-income New Yorkers in our latest yearly survey, "The Unheard Third".

By 2005, the number of robots is expected to exceed 960,000, growing at an annual rate of 7.5percentt, according to the results of the yearly survey.

In 1979 it also launched a yearly survey of anti-Semitic threats, harassment, and violence in the United States, the Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents.

"SILVERSTEIN PHOTOGRAPHY ANNUAL" The gallery launches a yearly survey of new work, with ten curators (most of whom are museum professionals) choosing ten artists (most of whom have been working under the radar).