Príklady survey

• The survey is only concerned with women of childbearing age.

• In the survey politicians came out overwhelmingly in favour of capital punishment.

• We are conducting a survey to find out what our customers think of their local bus service.

• The survey found no correspondence between crime and unemployment rates.

• The findings of this survey are demonstrative of the need for further research.

• But the evidence of surveys suggests that employees frequently do not exercise much choice at all over their health plans.

• Both authors advocate an eclectic mix of quantitative survey and qualitative interviews for the study of current rural labour transformations.

• More in-depth, qualitative interviews may be more useful than surveys, especially to examine attitudes toward presumed consent as a term.

• The following text gives a survey of the qualitative and quantitative patterns in the error corpus.

• Given the qualitative nature of the survey, the results were interpreted and put in relation to existing estimates in the literature.

• He surveys the sacred meals against a carefully assembled background of ordinary meal-taking and the general philosophy of food in each region.

• Individual ocelots were photographed as many as 17 times during the cumulative 2-y survey period, though many were recorded only once.

• Eighty-three of the 91 (91%) surveyed oncologists returned the questionnaire.

• This is a large professional group in primary care and was not adequately represented in the questionnaire survey.

• A second relevant concern here is whether we can treat the 901 respondents in our sample as a random subset of all survey participants.

• Consequently, elderly participants were not recruited as the survey content would have been irrelevant.

• The core of the material is presented in sufficient detail that the survey may serve as a text for teaching constrained global optimization.

• After an introductory chapter, they survey the concept in a concise, general and convincing way, which could readily be transferred to almost any natural resource.

• For studies such as surveys of farmer practice or multidisciplinary trials involving whole systems, plots are unlikely to be relevant.

• Such examples from the linguistic literature could be multiplied, but a survey of different types of incoherence may only increase the confusion.