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This resulted in a different number of respondents for each analysis

Not exact matches

Those numbers were notably higher for LGBT respondents, with 81 % seeking increased action from employers generally and 59 % suggesting improvements were possible at their own place of work.

In a survey from 2015, 33 % of respondents said that «improved battery life» was the number one thing they looked for in a new smartphone.

Indeed, a number of respondents thought open or modular offices showed disregard for people, dispatching that opinion — the APQC was chagrined to note — in «strong language.»

Respondents participate in the panel for up to twelve months, with a roughly equal number rotating in and out of the panel each month.

The Government acknowledged that a large number of respondents to the consultation opposed the change, but insisted it was committed to «taking this important step for religious freedom and LGB rights».

In several waves of the survey, respondents in all existing member states were asked to say, for each of a number of prospective member states, whether they would be in favour or against that country «becoming part of the European Union in the future».

Those numbers were fairly consistent across the city and state, with 49 percent of New York City respondents in favor of Cuomo's plan compared to 40 percent of city voters for de Blasio's plan.

Their favorable / unfavorable numbers were nearly identical: 33/18 for Martins and 32/19 for Curran, with 49 percent of respondents saying, for each candidate, that they didn't know them or had no opinion.

But there are a number of constituencies where UKIP are the largest party among BES respondents, which certainly signals the potential for the party to win a handful of seats.

• Survey respondents globally listed the number of publications and reputation of the journals as the two top criteria for career advancement, followed by funding, citations, and awards.

For example, she points out, it does not account for the number of questions on a survey, the number of respondents, nor other factors that can skew the resulFor example, she points out, it does not account for the number of questions on a survey, the number of respondents, nor other factors that can skew the resulfor the number of questions on a survey, the number of respondents, nor other factors that can skew the results.

After screening submissions for missing data and removing the small number of homosexual participants4 to increase the homogeneity of our sample, the data for 175 respondents (63 males, 112 females) were retained for analysis.

Only 37 % of white respondents with a four - year college degree want a decrease in the number of visas for highly educated workers, as compared to 58 % of those without that degree, despite the fact that these visas are most likely to reduce employment options for the more - educated.

But we caution the reader not to compare numbers from previous essays to those in our figures documenting trends, as the earlier numbers calculate support for a policy as a percentage of all respondents, including those taking the neutral position.

In our 2017 EdNext poll, we asked respondents if the number of visas for skilled workers should be increased, decreased, or kept about the same

Seventeen percent of all respondents said increasing the number of women in management positions has been an issue in their district; 86 percent said that qualified females were considered for the vacancy they filled last year.

For instance, Gallup has reported that, when asked how they would interpret the fact that «large numbers of public schools fail to meet the requirements established by the NCLB law,» just 43 % of respondents said they'd blame the public schools for the outcoFor instance, Gallup has reported that, when asked how they would interpret the fact that «large numbers of public schools fail to meet the requirements established by the NCLB law,» just 43 % of respondents said they'd blame the public schools for the outcofor the outcome.

The regression analyses used to generate fitted values are weighted by the inverse of each observation's estimated variance to account for differences in the number of respondents from each state; unweighted regressions yield substantively similar results.

86 per cent of respondents had reduced the hours or numbers of teaching assistants in order to balance their budget for 2017 - 18, while 37 per cent reduced the number or hours of teaching staff.

Respondents were worried that the number of key stage 4 subjects could drop if those with low entry numbers became unviable, for example.

Additionally, the number of respondents to the technology integration question about standards dropped to 146 (from 177 for the other technology questions).

These numbers increase to 70 percent, 62 percent, 76 percent, and 62 percent, respectively, for respondents given the following prompt: «As you may know, charter schools operate under a charter or contract that frees them from many of the state regulations imposed on public schools and permits them to operate independently» (PDK / Gallup 2014, p. 19, table 18a).

For the record, I only have a small number of YA respondents so far, so it's probably too soon to make any generalizations on expected earnings — sorry!

When we get enough author respondents we'll tabulate the results and send you valuable information like industry averages for number of sales during promotional windows, how $.99 campaigns affect later sales at regular prices and more.

According to the study, free shipping is the number one reason — cited by 48 % of the respondents — that people sign up for Amazon Prime, followed by free access to Amazon Prime video content (27 %) and even the super fast 2 - hour delivery Prime Now option (18 %).

The earlier report pointed out that millennials are not consuming print newspapers in anywhere near the numbers the industry once saw, and that more than half of the 1000 + survey respondents didn't pay for any type of news, digital or otherwise.

There's obviously still room for improvement in these stats, Finnegan says, but given the very small number of respondents — just 7 % — who indicated they would «sell some or all equity exposure in response to a 20 % drop in the market,» investors are apparently starting to absorb some of the lessons advisers have been pushing since the financial crisis — namely, avoiding buying high and selling low.

Just 14.1 percent of SCF respondents said low fees and minimums were the most important reason for choosing a checking account, a number that is little - changed since the early 1990s.

The survey found that 92 per cent of respondents under age 35 confirmed they had been targeted by phishing scams for information such as bank accounts, passwords, card numbers and social insurance numbers.

In addition, the number of physical features of the dog that participants reported using for emotional interpretations increased with experience, and in particular, more - experienced respondents were more likely to attend to the ears.

When asked for their thoughts on the approximate number of pets that enter shelters each year in North America, 84 percent of survey respondents said they believe the answer is less than 1 million pets per year.

When asked for their thoughts on the approximate number of pets that enter shelters each year in North America, 84 percent of respondents said they believed the answer was less than 1 million.

13 percent pay for vacation with rewards The CreditCards.com scientific telephone survey of 1,003 U.S. adults (see methodology) also found that a surprisingly high number of respondents were planning to use rewards card points or miles to pay for their vacation: 13 percent.

But the unsolicited return of funds has led a number of other backers to wonder if they're also eligible for refunds: A poll posted on the RSI forums earlier today indicates that roughly 30 percent of the more than 800 respondents believe a refund option should be available to all backers.

Nearly double the number of asian respondents reported getting the majority of their college tuition paid for by their parents compared to the other races.

Asked to rate each energy technology's potential to decrease atmospheric carbon levels over the next 25 years, the number of respondents seeing «high potential» for solar electric, for example, dropped to 66 percent from 74 percent.

A large number of respondents reported decreasing job satisfaction and a worsening environment for climate science in federal agencies:

Yes, it's true that the latest numbers are an improvement over a similar survey four years ago (which was also roughly in line with Gallup at the time, showing that 52 percent of respondents agree that humans are at least half - responsible for climate change), but the headline result these reports picked up on — that 96 percent of respondents think climate change is happening — is moot.

At the same time, a slightly greater number of firms are setting annual billable hour targets for associates: 49 per cent of respondents, up from last year's 44 per cent.

Document automation was highlighted by a number of respondents as being a key area where law firms can add value for their clients.

In relation to Scottish Speculative Agreements it is clear again from Lord Gill's Review that there is a significant issue relating to Access to Justice; this is discussed on pages 98 and 99 and para 107 «as far as Access to Justice is concerned, speculative fee arrangements were said to have been responsible for a reduction in the number of firms taking on personal injury litigation, resulting in less choice for consumers but a concentration of expertise in those firms dealing with such cases... Another respondent was of the view that speculative fee arrangements were being entered into where there was little risk».

A large number of respondents maintained that a core legal and technology understanding would always remain in demand, but that for more specialized skills, including statistics, project management and data privacy processes, service provider partners would augment the company's skill sets.

The value of mediation was clearly recognised by respondents: 72 % said mediation sounds like a good tool for resolving workplace disputes, and 63 % said a more widespread use of mediation would reduce the number of employment tribunal claims.

Money for old roads will please those in the North, where a quarter of respondents to the Irwin Mitchell UK Powerhouse survey in 2016 said investment in roads was the number one priority for future economic prosperity.

Respondents commented that they struggled to afford unpaid work placements for a number of reasons including having adult or child dependants; a lack of contacts (family or friends) in London where many legal aid practices are based and where unpaid work placements are offered; and the small number of part - time work opportunities to top - up a legal aid income.

According to the results so far of the latest Law Times online poll, more than 75 per cent of respondents agree with MacKenzie's call for consideration of leaving articling as is with financial incentives to boost the number of positions.

Its consultation document provided insufficient information to enable respondents to give intelligent consideration and response; for example it omitted important details, such as the number of people affected, the costs and potential savings, and the types of services included.

Visit the Society's TWU public input page for links to the following legal briefs and other documents filed by the applicant (TWU), the respondent (NSBS) and a number of interveners:

In survey after survey, huge numbers of lawyers (e.g., 84.2 % of 2,377 respondents in a February 2007 ABA survey) state they would gladly take lower salaries in exchange for lower billable hour requirements.