Sentences with phrase «population survey»

This included using results from peer - reviewed research, interviews with local specialists and consumption information from population surveys.

Current population survey, 2006 annual social and economic supplement.

For goodness sake, why don't they ever use people with expertise in designing and conducting human population surveys for these exercises?

Major depressive episodes and work stress: Results from a national population survey.

A detailed project proposal is currently being drafted to include a comprehensive dog population survey, determination of staffing requirements, and training considerations.

Methods: The data are from the National Comorbidity Survey, a large general population survey of persons aged 15 to 54 years in the noninstitutionalized civilian population of the United States.

Professor Steinemann conducted a nationally representative population survey in Australia, using a random sample of 1098 people from a large, web - based panel held by Survey Sampling International (SSI).

As part of this project, CFHS conducted a general population survey of Canadians, as well as a multi-stakeholder survey of animal care organizations, receiving data from municipalities, veterinarians, humane societies and SPCAs, rescue organizations, trap - neuter - return groups, spay / neuter groups and other organizations across Canada that help to house or care for unwanted, abandoned, stray and feral cats in Canada.

Combined, these projects led to a plan for a series of prioritized CPGI enhancement initiatives to ensure the CPGI remains a state - of - the - art instrument for conducting population surveys on the nature, extent and consequences of problem gambling among adults.

1,001 people were asked about contaminants in food in the representative population survey using computer - assisted telephone interviews.

It is doubtful, however, whether these censuses, or any other censuses of Jews, were as controversial as the recent population survey of the Jews of metropolitan New York.

Historians and sociologists have good reason for being skeptical that such a major change is imminent, and they are correct in questioning whether Jewish population surveys have much predictive value.

Given such variation, as well as the expense and logistical challenges of conducting population surveys, indigenous communities will be important partners in developing workable conservation strategies, such as the creation of new protected areas or harvest quotas, the study suggests.

«This study from the US uses results from a large population survey to investigate associations between the use of e-cigarettes and quitting smoking.

Limitations include under - reporting of injury events for reasons other than incomplete recall, different methodologies for intent ascertainment between fatal and non-fatal injury in the data sources used, lack of ascertainment of injury risk differentials among survey non-respondents and the use of 2002 general population survey data to compare with 2007 — 2008 traveller survey data.

Risk factors and biomarkers of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: an observational cross-sectional population survey

«Based on [current population survey] data from 1980 - 2015, we find that increasing the minimum wage decreases significantly the share of automatable employment held by low - skilled workers,» the study says.

Interested young scientists need to be skilled at working with numbers for big population surveys, as well as to have strong writing and communication skills, the latter «because [nutrition] is so publicly popular,» Lennox says.

To do so, they analysed nearly 100,000 data from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe, a 12 - year population survey conducted by the European Union to study the economic, social and health status of older people.

Modern tools like this can aid in everything from animal population surveys to anti-poaching efforts.

One indicator, the Living Planet Index, for example, compiles thousands of annual population surveys of vertebrates from around the world.

We observed these results in both the Atlantic and Pacific basins, using independent climate series, and when both regional and local population surveys are tested.

According to the most recent population survey released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor, the teaching gender gap is still alive and well.

Although the US is on the upswing from the recession, the United States Department of Labor's Labor Force Statistics from the Current Populations Survey still gives a pretty grim report on the state of employment for millennials.

In 2007, prior to the BBC program, we performed a worldwide population survey on the Cavalier.

In addition, crocodile population survey results are included.

The count was conducted by India's National Tiger Conservation Authority with key partners, including WWF, in the largest tiger population survey ever undertaken.

The only ones they provide are month - end averages (e.g. Feb / 1979), so I've provided an end - Feb and end - March for a few years (I threw in the map for Feb. 2007, the last year of the latest polar bear population survey in Davis Strait, at the very end):

«Why don't they ever use people with expertise in designing and conducting human population surveys for these exercises?»

According to the IUCN, the hairy - nosed otter is exceptionally rare — to the point that accurate population surveys have been unsuccessful.

It discriminated between population groups in a way that is largely consistent with the results of other population surveys.

«Since the late 80s... the number of people who say they feel isolated has doubled if not trebled, according to population surveys in Europe, the US and Australia.»

There is some evidence from population surveys that for some people sexual orientation, or at least how they label it, can change with age but the direction is almost always in one direction - from heterosexuality to bisexuality or homosexuality.

One of the major challenges of all Jewish population surveys is accurately defining who should be counted as a Jew.

It is likely that the prevalence of adjustment disorders (11 %), which is rarely assessed in general population surveys, significantly contributed to the overall higher prevalence rate of mental disorders in this population of patients with cancer.

Subtitle: The Life Goal Questionnaire GOALS: Data on internal and external validity in a representative population survey and a clinical sample

«We really don't know what these trends will be after a period of several decades,» he said during a U.N. press conference on the population survey, explaining that the estimates reflect a best guess based on the future resembling the past.

These studies will include tissue sampling, population surveys, tagging, and several types of acoustical monitoring.

In 2016, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) downgraded giant pandas (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) from endangered to vulnerable, on the basis of a 2011 — 14 population survey by the Chinese government that reported 1,864 adult pandas, up from 1,596 in the early 2000s.

Semi-structured interviews and observations of professional development complement a population survey of network teachers.

The first was a general population survey.

Projects include habitat restoration, population surveys, and caring for the precious resident Tiger Quolls.