Sentences with phrase «group of respondents»

Overall, the biggest group of respondents — 40.5 percent — say they're knowledgeable about technology, placing themselves smack in the middle on a five - point scale.

There was a small group of respondents — comprising 4 percent — that ranked freestanding assisted living facilities as «not at all desirable.»

With an average total compensation of $ 150,890, this group of respondents earns one of the highest incomes in medical sales.

Professionals working in capital equipment or durable medical equipment made up 10 % of survey respondents, making them the third largest group of respondents.

The next question fielded a more specific group of respondents.

Also, across our questioning we found a knowledgeable group of respondents who have heard of all of the cryptocurrencies and are very open to the idea of investing.

A week later a random group of respondents from both sides of the spectrum were selected to participate in the experiment.

Similarly, the younger clientele is slightly fonder of CanLII than the more general group of respondents (E: 83 %, F: 84 %).

With this group of respondents, the mobile access option moves up only two ranks going from the 9th to the 7th priority.

Surely scientists with a background in thermodynamics and the physics of gases would be a more appropriate group of respondents?

The largest group of respondents, 64.1 %, said their approximate annual turnover from their artistic practice was # 1 - # 10,000 ($ 1.67 — 16,745).

The graph shows the gender makeup of each group of respondents, based on the answer they selected.

Another survey question found that a big group of respondents, 44.48 percent, didn't understand the difference between deferred and waived interest rate offers, and 44.61 percent of respondents didn't know the interest rates on their cards.

Each month a new group of respondents completed surveys about their book - purchasing behaviour for Bowker Market Research.

(For skeptics who speculate that the survey might have been conservative - leaning by its nature, the same group of respondents also favored Democrat Barack Obama over Republican Mitt Romney for president 51 percent to 40 percent.)

The authors of the summary do say that a «group of respondents believe the [K - 3] standards are developmentally inappropriate.»

Among a second group of respondents who answered the same question but without the phrase «Common Core,» support for the use of shared standards across the states slid from 68 % in 2014 to 54 % in 2015.

A third group of respondents were not told the standards would be «used to hold public schools accountable for their performance.»

But the Education Next poll varied the query for another (randomly selected) group of respondents, who were given the opportunity to choose among four answers, «How much trust and confidence do you have in the men and women who are teaching children in the public schools?»

The researchers told one randomly chosen group of respondents the national ranking of their local school district, while providing no such information to another randomly chosen group.

To one group of respondents we presented the issue as follows: «A proposal has been made that would give low - income families with children in public schools a wider choice, by allowing them to enroll their children in private schools instead, with government helping to pay the tuition.

For one group of respondents, 13 in all, the difficult life event led to little or no questioning of meaning in their life.

This year the study involved an expanded group of respondents.

The 33.1 percent recorded by the NDC represented a 3 percent drop from the same group of respondents who voted for the NDC in the 2016 general elections.

For purposes of comparison, two extreme groups within the total group of respondents were studied.

In the remainder of this post, we are comparing only those two groups of respondents with informed, strongly - held positions on Common Core.

After the U.S. recession took hold in 2008, support for increases in teachers» salaries among both uninformed and informed groups of respondents declined sharply.

Your individual responses will be kept confidential, and the results will only be reported for groups of respondents.

From the scores of the two factors combined, four groups of respondents (Steger, 2010) are possible.

Not exact matches

A survey by Impact Achievement Group and HRmarketer discovered 48 percent of all respondents did not believe employee surveys provide an honest and accurate assessment, compared to 31 percent who thought surveys painted a true picture.

Here's the most revealing finding from the Achievement Group / HRmarketer study: 58 percent of respondents agreed that results did not — or only slightly — helped managers gain a better understanding of what behaviors or practices they could change to improve.

A September poll conducted by the Harrison Group and American Express Publishing suggests this nightmare could come true: nearly 70 % of respondents with $ 100,000 or more in discretionary income said the recession had changed their spending priorities.

About half of the respondents in that group said they didn't watch online video, while only 16 per cent of the youngest 18 - to - 24 cohort said the same.

Strong agreement is characteristic of older respondents (55 to 64 — 57 %, 65 + — 56 %), those in lower ($ 20K to $ 40K — 58 %) and middle - income groups ($ 60K to $ 80K — 59 %), in Ontario (54 %) and among Blackberry owners (64 %).

In the same test group, which included about 8,000 respondents globally, only 47 percent of older generations said tech has given them a better work - life balance and improved relationships.

Nearly two - thirds of respondents also said they'd support calling up the National Guard or reserves to address civil unrest like that seen in Charlottesville in August, when white supremacists clashed with counterprotestors, one of whom was killed by a car driven by a man who had protested with a white - supremacist group.

However, according to Military Times, about 5 % of respondents complained that groups like Black Lives Matter were not included among the choices for threats to national security.

But the research, which is drawn from a large group of survey respondents Catalyst has tracked for years, also shows that black women often grow demoralized in the workplace.

While salary is important to this group, it's not the only thing driving them to work hard: 74 % rank purpose ahead of a paycheck (vs. 70 % of millennials, 66 % of Gen X and 67 % of Boomer respondents).

The Province of Ontario, organized labour, senior's groups and 78 % of respondents to a union - sponsored Environics poll have all indicated strong support for the CPP option.

Still, even though more people in poor health reported high levels of stress than any other group, when all respondents in the «highly stressed in the last month» group listed what contributed to their stress, a few contributing factors beat out health issues: too many responsibilities overall, financial problems, and work problems.

That's according to a joint survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, conducted by Discover and Match Media Group, in which respondents either had an active dating platform or met their partner online.

A plurality of respondents (32 percent) said they'd never heard of Antifa, or anti-fascist activists, while a quarter (26 percent) had a very unfavorable opinion of the militant group.

Indeed, the CNBC Millionaire Survey, which was conducted by market research firm Spectrem Group, found 19 percent of high - net - worth respondents wish to leave enough for their kids to be comfortable and maintain their standard of living, but not all they have, while 17 percent indicated they will be «very cautious» in how much they leave, because they want their children to learn self - reliance.

We asked survey respondents to choose which groups they identify as being part of.

Reliance on commercial bank loans declined among respondents of all age groups, except for the oldest firms (greater than 21 years), which continued to rely on commercial bank loans as their primary credit source.

Credit card reliance broadly increased for respondents of all age groups, except for the youngest firms (0 - 5 years), which relied more heavily on business earnings or loans from friends and family;

Finally, respondents are asked to evaluate how likely different stakeholder groups in their country are to support the pursuit of the opportunity.

Here's a piece of evidence lawmakers could have showed the CEO: In a survey conducted recently by Digital Content Next, 1 a trade group of news organizations that is frequently critical of Facebook, a majority of respondents said they didn't expect the social network to track use of non-Facebook apps to target ads, collect their physical location when they're not using Facebook or harvest information from non-Facebook websites that people visit.

The majority of US respondents (60 %) across all age groups considered a financial advisor important both to the planning process and in generating income during retirement.