Sentences with phrase «study respondents»

Study respondents also indicated that the surviving dogs changed their sleeping patterns (they were either sleeping more or less, and / or had shifted from their usual sleeping spots).

Among the most surprising findings of the survey was that one - third of cats owned by study respondents have not seen a veterinarian in the last year.

Allianz's study also found that their high average credit card debt is affecting the future of Gen X. Fifty percent of study respondents in this age bracket say that they won't start saving for retirement until their credit card debt is a thing a past.

Although they report similar risk tolerances, study respondents with a source of guaranteed income were more likely to focus on growing their assets just before and into retirement than those without guaranteed income.

Across the five waves of the British Election Study respondents gave 133,917 answers to this question.

Study respondents in many sites discussed the weakening of community institutions, supports, and connections in many areas with large minority populations.

Study respondents who worked with an advisor (46 percent of pre-retirees; 57 percent of retirees) say their advisor recommends they change their investment strategy.

Yet in a 2006 study published by Food Protection Trends on the rankings of safety problems across all food sectors, 94 percent of study respondents identified «deficient employee training» as the biggest safety issue.

Many of these SRLs are as eager to share the story of their experiences as our original study respondents.

Updated the sample database to account for parental consents or refusals and discharges of study respondents and generate a final sample listing.

Although they report similar risk tolerances, study respondents with a source of guaranteed income were more likely to focus on growing their assets just before and into retirement than those without guaranteed income.

YouGov are looking at the potential of errors like «shy Tories», geographical spread of respondents (are there the correct proportion of respondents in Labour and Conservative seats, safe and marginal seats), are respondents to surveys too engaged, is there panel effect and dealing with turnout (including used the validated data from the British Election Study respondents).

However, TDFs were introduced in the early 1990s, long after many study respondents started saving for retirement, which may be one reason why the adoption of those strategies among these retirees and pre-retirees appears to be relatively low among study respondents.

Sanitarium research also found two - thirds of its study respondents do not have their cholesterol tested once every two years as commonly advised by health professionals.

However, none of the study respondents reported the online abuses to any security agency.

For example, 88 percent of the study respondents said it was «not true» that their child is unhappy or depressed, compared with 87 percent of the comparative sample.

One study found that an overwhelming majority (80 %) of study respondents were enrolled in a teacher preparation program that required a separate course for educational technology (Gronseth et al., 2010).

(Although again, there are contradictory numbers: a 2014 RWA study says that their study respondents preferred print two to one.)

Some of my study respondents reflected that their own, earlier investment in costly clothing was a source of revenue for tailors who then left them on their own to finish the job.

Furthermore, of the study respondents with an active LinkedIn account, 50 percent visit the site at least weekly and 20 percent visit the site at least daily.