Sentences with phrase «results of our survey into»

And, with the above results of our survey into the attraction of a man who shows more emotion, we can assume that even though our perception is that society stops from opening up, in reality, both men and women deeply crave the ability to communicate on a deeper emotional level.

According to an article for The Observer by Anna Baddeley, «Last month the charity published the results of a survey into how technology is shaping our reading habits: nearly half (48 %) of UK adults who use technology to read said it had made them read more; 41 % said that being able to look up words they didn't know has made reading easier while half said that being able to adjust the appearance of the text has helped; 62 % said that being able to access free ebooks has meant they have read books they would not otherwise have read.»

The London chapter of Law Firm Media Professionals hosted a legal directories session in September 2016, and later released the results of a survey into how law firms manage their legal directories relationships.

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Major consumer products companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year constructing, assigning and fielding market research projects and then summarily reviewing and incorporating the survey and research results into proposals, pitches, and other internal presentations to a variety of audiences.

If the candidate is eventually hired, they will then take a final survey in the office that lasts another two to three hours, and then all of the survey results will be fed into an algorithm.

Results of the full survey can be found and delved into here.

Previous Bankrate surveys have shown similar results, explaining that several factors including the availability of debit cards and concerns about possible debt play into millennials» credit card avoidance.

With only one month remaining before Vancouverites head to the polls, The Vancouver Board of Trade has released results from its 2014 Municipal Election Survey, giving insights into some of the top priorities and concerns of Greater Vancouver's business community.Tue Oct 14 2014

NEW YORK — The Federal Reserve Bank of New York today released results from its monthly Survey of Consumer Expectations (SCE) which contains insight into Americans» views on inflation, prices, the labor market and household finance.

NEW YORK — The Federal Reserve Bank of New York today released results from its November 2014 Survey of Consumer Expectations (SCE) which provides insight into Americans» views on inflation, prices, the labor market and household finance.

Dig deeper into these insights and more valuable revelations by getting your copy of our 2017 STEM Workplace Trends Survey Results!

Results of the survey come as Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne continues efforts to ward off «Buy America» talk in the U.S. — such a policy comes into effect in New York as of April 1 — while boosting trade relations south of the border.

According to The Globe & Mail: «The results of this year's Great Place to Work Institute survey answer that question, and offer insight into why some companies» employees are simply happier — and busier.»

Living Goods told us at that time that the results from the RCT were not going to be reliable due to spillover of the intervention into control locations and incorrect matching of the treatment area and the treatment survey area — issues that reduce the statistical power of the study.1

«These survey results are troubling because they give us a glimpse into the minds of business owners and executives in B.C.,» adds Black.

The results of the survey have been compiled into a comprehensive research report, though I will share the key findings with you here:

In looking at the rest of the survey's results, there's even more to be optimistic about as we get further into 2018.

VANCOUVER, B.C. - With only one month remaining before Vancouverites head to the polls, The Vancouver Board of Trade has released results from its 2014 Municipal Election Survey, giving insights into some of the top priorities and concerns of Greater Vancouver's business community.

We dive into the results of our annual renter survey to find out.

These hopeful takes from supporters of abortion all commit the cardinal sin of abortion politics: reading too much into the results of isolated surveys.

However, direct comparisons of results from both surveys need to be undertaken with care, and taking a number of factors into consideration.

Further survey results: • 78 % of women think that being able to cook makes a man more attractive • Welsh dads seem to be doing best, where 51 % of mums said their partners get into the kitchen and cook with their kids • The North East is the region where Mums are most attracted by involved dads (98 %) • 70 % of women would prefer a meal cooked by their partner and kids to any other traditional treat.

The National School Board Association (NSBA), long aligned with the SNA on these nutritional roll - backs, yesterday released the results of a survey of 650 school leaders which reportedly found that, since the Healthy, Hunger - Free Kids Act regulations went into effect, «83.7 percent of school districts saw an increase in plate waste, 81.8 percent had an increase in cost, and 76.5 percent saw a decrease in participation by students.»

Incorporated into Harnessing the Power of Social Networks: Campaign 2008 Taps into the Virtual Grid, one of three reports tied to the survey results, it's reprinted here by permission of the Institute.

We've got round this using a different method of inviting people to surveys, without going into details the end result is that some of the people answering the daily surveys will have been invited a day or two before the survey even began, meaning you still get a mix of fast and slow respondents).

Though perhaps outdated, results from a survey reported in 2009 offer a glimpse into the minds of physicians.

EPI director Professor Annette Peters puts the data into context: «By means of blood analyses, the current study has confirmed the critical results of the last German National Nutrition Survey (NVS II), which revealed an insufficient intake of micronutrients from foods.

Mrs Wastenage said the survey results would be fed into current farming industry initiatives to measure and reduce use of antibiotics, such as those being run by RUMA and CHAWG.

He suggests that future analyses of the survey results, which will look at infertility, miscarriages and other aspects of child health, could also be thrown into doubt.

In an editorial accompanying the study, Nita Forouhi, a researcher at the epidemiology unit of the University of Cambridge, said that the Chinese study has a number of strengths but that the dietary survey contained only «crudely measured» categories (red meat, fresh vegetables, fresh fruits) so it was unable to take into account other dietary habits that might have impacted the results, and that the quantity and strength of the chili consumed was also unknown.

Survey results were incorporated into our formal submission to the Lyme guidelines panel of the Infectious Diseases Society of America.

The survey, which was conducted by premium dating site EliteSingles, looked into the concept of «cuffing season» — the idea that the arrival of fall (and the resulting cold weather) means single people are more inclined to seek a steady partner.

However, results of another highly publicized survey suggested that online relationships were less likely to morph into marriages and more likely to break up.9 This survey also used a nationally representative sample of American adults.

Pew Research, based on a 2005 survey of 3,215 adults, estimated that three million Americans had entered into long - term relationships or marriage as a result of meeting on a dating web site.

The results were cut into the classic rock doc form, a mix of live concert footage, behind - the - scenes glimpses of the tour (which falls apart before our eyes), introspective interviews with the blissfully unaware subjects and of course the historical survey.

Most public high school parents and their children's teachers say breaking up large high schools into smaller ones would help educators identify troubled students and make the schools more welcoming places, according to the results of a survey released last week.

You can send surveys out from directly within the system, to whichever list of students you want to, whenever you need to (at the end of a course, after a semester, etc.) with automated communication triggers, and then pull all the results back into the system so you can analyse the results with your training reporting system.

The survey results presented in this report offer important insights into: educators» perspectives on issues related to student engagement and motivation; the levels of engagement and motivation among students at respondents» schools; potential strategies and solutions; and a range of related topics.

Survey results provide detailed data on the ways in which teachers are implementing core tenets of growth mindset and incorporating this concept into day - to - day interaction with students.

EdWeek Market Brief dives deep into the K - 12 curriculum and assessment markets, releasing the results of an exclusive survey that asked K - 12 administrators which classroom products they're using, and what they think of those resources.

In addition to all of the above, there is also a survey for students to take home and do with their families so they can include numeracy into this unit with data and graphing of results.

We will take into account the results of this survey — the parent voices that it has gathered — as we continue to create informational materials, fact sheets and position papers that can be used in our advocacy work, and that more accurately reflect the concerns and hopes of parents whose input is too often neglected.

TCTA was excited about this opportunity, as, in an attempt to provide a more holistic evaluation of school success beyond test scores, we have advocated for years for the state to incorporate a «learning environment index» into the state accountability system, comprised of indicators such as rates of out - of - field and inexperienced teacher assignments, class sizes, educator engagement survey results, and school climate survey results.

The results of the Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS), released last week by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), offer a stunning picture of the challenges experienced by American teachers, while providing provocative insights into what we might do to foster better teaching — and learning — in the United States.

Our report takes a deeper dive into the survey results and presents solutions to some of the many challenges administrators have to tackle every day.

Dating back even to the 1920s and 1930s, basals had provided at least a «token» section in which teachers were encouraged to extend the themes or skills of the basal story into related writing (e.g., rewriting stories), oral language (e.g., transforming a story into a play and dramatizing it), or cross-curricular activities (e.g., conducting community surveys, tallying the results, and reporting them), but these forays were regarded as peripheral rather than core.

Results of the consultancy's annual quality and consumer appeal surveys also are taken into account.

This week we're going to dive deeper into the results of our survey — specifically the reading habits of the respondents who said they had read a book in the last year.

Over 1,200 subscribers and other e-book enthusiasts have participated in April's first - ever Kindle Nation Citizen Survey, and the results provide fascinating insights into who just who is participating in the e-book revolution and what we think the issues and the future of e-reading.

«The latest survey results provide valuable market intelligence for all members of the book industry and offer unique insight into the dynamic changes of the last three years,» said Jim Milliot, Co-Editorial Director, Publishers Weekly.