Sentences with phrase «study surveyed almost»
In their study they surveyed almost 38,000 people about their caffeine consumption habits.
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For example, one recent study showed that almost 60 percent of people surveyed said they wanted to change jobs, but of that number, almost half didn't know what their next chapter should be!
According to an SBDC study, almost half of millennials surveyed (49 percent) said they wanted to start their own business in the next three years, and a full quarter (26 percent) had lived entirely off the income of a small business.
Gicheva conducted the study using GMAT Registrant Survey results, which were collected over the course of seven years from almost 2,000 U.S. workers.
Why is it that Sweden and Denmark are the places that always do so well in surveys and studies that measure satisfaction, happiness, and peace, yet they are almost devoid of any significant religious influence whatsoever?
Even today, when issues of sexual violence receive considerable media attention, surveys and studies indicate that the majority of ministers and seminary students know almost nothing about the dynamics of sexual and family violence and have little or no experience in dealing with it.
It is widely assumed that teen vapers are vaping nicotine, so in a bid to find out exactly what substances they are vaping, the researchers quizzed almost 15,000 students about their vaping experiences as part the 2015 Monitoring the Future Survey — an annual, nationally representative study of 8th, 10th, and 12th grade students.
To study e-cigarette dependence, the researchers developed an online survey, including questions designed to assess previous dependence on cigarettes and almost identical questions to assess current dependence on e-cigs.
Together with his colleagues and students, von Kaenel studied the Roman Southern Hesse for almost 20 years, carrying out surveys and digs as well as preparing and evaluating material.
According to a recent survey, almost 80 % of them would start their PhD studies all over again, even with the benefit of hindsight, and at the same university.
This new study used internet - based questionnaires that study participants completed on their own smartphones to survey almost 200 young adult drinkers in Switzerland every hour while they were drinking in real - life situations, asking them to report the number of friends present and number of drinks they had consumed.
In a separate study also presented at the Congress, Dr Vardavas and his team examined trends in smokers» attempts to quit, with surveys of almost 10,000 Europeans in 2012 and in 2014.
In a national survey, almost all respondents found that saying «thank you» to colleagues «made employees happier and more fulfilled,» and a recent study at Wharton showed that pep talks and articulated gratitude for fundraising professionals led to 50 percent increases in productivity.
The study findings stem from two surveys that, in total, asked almost 280,000 people about their relationships, their happiness and their health.
The study, titled «Marital satisfaction and break - ups differ across on - line and off - line meeting venues,» is based on a survey of almost 20,000 people who wed between 2005 and 2012.
«This study shows that online dating can work for many people, leading to a successful meeting for almost everyone we surveyed,» said Dr Gavin.
Last year, my history surveys revealed almost universal disappointment at too much time studying early America (which students found less interesting), leaving too little time for the Cold War (which students found engaging).
The Metiri Group derived its information from fourteen published scholarly articles (based on twenty - three studies and meta - studies that together surveyed almost 6,000 students) to determine the best practices for multimodal teaching, whether or not it includes technology.
The study called Making Caring common conducted the research during the 2014 - 15 school year, including a survey of almost 20,000 students from a diverse range of 59 middle and high schools.
Results from the baseline survey in 1999 indicated «almost all use of technology in social studies methods instruction is accounted for by word processors, email, and the Internet» (p. 306).
A national survey has shown Australian school students with a mental disorder can be almost three years behind in their studies by the time they sit their final NAPLAN test in year nine.
If anything, this makes all the more welcome some of the data - driven explication of the children's market, a sector that seems to be surveyed, studied, and reported on almost daily.
A survey published in March 2013 projected «Almost Half of Americans Expect to Buy Then, in mid 2013, we saw this from the Book Industry Study Group:
According to the 2013 Fidelity Resolutions Study, the number of people making financial resolutions is at an all - time high and almost half of the survey respondents reported achieving over 80 % of their financial goals last year.
In an annual study conducted by McAfee, the computer security provider, 45 % of the youth surveyed said they would change their Internet behavior if they knew that their parents were watching (which indicates that almost half of teens are doing things that their parents don't approve of).
The study, which surveyed over 1,500 mothers or expectant mothers through the website netmums.com, found that almost seven out of ten women admitted they were worried they could catch something from their pet while pregnant and 60 per cent were concerned that their cat could...
The Brant Foundation Art Study Center is pleased to present Julian Schnabel − a comprehensive survey of almost
The Brant Foundation Art Study Center is pleased to present Julian Schnabel − a comprehensive survey of almost fifty works including paintings, drawings, and sculptures from the mid-1970's to the present.
Hannam wrote «That is the finding of a University of Queensland - led study that surveyed the abstracts of almost 12,000 scientific papers from 1991 - 2011 and claims to be the largest peer - reviewed study of its kind.
According to a recent study, one in three workers regularly gets up in the middle of the night to check e-mail and almost half of the people surveyed said they can not sleep without their smartphone in reach.
Younger people were also disproportionately represented: the study's authors reported that «almost half or a greater proportion of survey respondents... were under 40 years of age compared to 32 % of Law Society members overall.»
A similar percentage of people also said they had never reported cryptocurrency gains to the IRS, while almost 50 percent of those surveyed said they saw how owning digital currencies influenced their tax assessments, the study revealed.
A beyondblue study found that almost half of those surveyed did not recognise moving away from an Indigenous person when they sit near them as an act of discrimination and 1 in 10 did not recognise direct examples like verbal abuse as an act of discrimination.
Vacations that are free from at - home restrictions, promote lower inhibitions, and involve high alcohol consumption are the most conducive for casual sex behavior.1 In one study of Canadian undergrads surveyed before and after spring break, 21 % of men and 17 % of women reported having casual sex while away (that's right, almost equal numbers of men and women — although more men intended to have sex before the trip, 55 % vs. 11 %).