The analysis is not based on a nationally representative sample.
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Let's just say it's a representative sample of the style.
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The right solution: You want a demographically representative sample. Right?
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Representative sample of a larger group CROSS SECTION (X = CROSS) 34A.
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That's not exactly a statistically representative sample of the general public.
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Compulsory voting would deliver a broader, more representative sample of voters.
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Here is a pretty representative sample: Turkey sandwiches and a fruit platter?
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Researchers examined survey data from a nationally representative sample of U.S. mothers.
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They asked a representative sample of Americans about their most salient regret.
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Each month the Census Bureau surveys a nationally representative sample of households.
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The survey included a representative sample of 2130,2000 Palestinians and 1,207 Israelis.
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Nielsen's sample is a true representative sample, while Symphony's is self-selecting.
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Indeed pages are already far from a representative sample of a company's employees.
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"Kavanaugh is a stud for wading through this hailstorm," said one representative sample.
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The poll was conducted among a representative sample of 1,85033 adults from Jan.
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The online poll is designed to be a representative sample of the U.S. population.
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Content had been reviewed by experts and pretested on a representative sample of students.
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You usually need multiple days to call voters back and get a representative sample.
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The study participants were not a perfectly accurate representative sample of Americans, demographically speaking.
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It used cellphones and landlines among a nationally representative sample of 1,009 U.S. adults.
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In December, PerryUndem surveyed a nationally representative sample of 1,029 voters around the country.
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" According to Gallup, this new data set shows the "largest representative sample of LGBT Americans.
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Although data could be skewed if the app isn't on a representative sample of smartphones.
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ORB polled a nationally representative sample of 2,014 adults across England, Scotland and Wales online.
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Well, Obradovich and Guenther reasoned, the Audubon Society is hardly a representative sample of America.
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Massof and colleagues examined survey data for a nationally representative sample of 23,016 people nationwide.
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Researchers asked a representative sample of 1,226, American adults questions seeking to determine two things.
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When people opened a traditional newspaper, they got a representative sample of the previous day's news.
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That's what makes inbound dialing different: It gives a much more accurate representative sample of Americans.
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Bayer claimed the small number of bees tested in the study was not a representative sample.
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In this study, researchers looked at a nationally representative sample of nearly 1,700 heterosexual newlywed couples.
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They selected more than 3,000 species to study, bringing together a representative sample of life's diversity.
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It's harder to draw a representative sample online because you can't rely on traditional random sampling.
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Your intuition will only be accurate if your cumulative experience is a representative sample of reality.
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Second, the PPCS is a nationally representative sample of a broad set of police-civilian interactions.
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Again, the same theme emerges in that bettors are not a representative sample of the electorate.
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The data is from a representative sample of 43 teens surveyed from September to November 24.
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The poll was conducted by YouGov among a nationally representative sample of 2,85033 people between Sept.
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It's simply not any sort of representative sample of much of anything within the Democratic Party.
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Researchers surveyed a representative sample of 3,500 US adults, then matched those respondents with their Facebook profiles.
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Researchers used a nationally representative sample of 20,565 girls ages 13 to 17 with verified vaccination records.
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Because of this, "it's tougher sometimes to get a representative sample [during primaries]," Quinnipiac's Peter Brown said.
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Methodology: The Axios Harris Poll 100 survey was conducted November through January in a nationally representative sample.
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The poll was conducted by phone June 11-85033 among a nationally representative sample of 1,492 adults.
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In a nationally representative sample of community-dwelling adults, 13.5 percent of women reported childhood sexual abuse.
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The nine state legislative elections aren't exactly a representative sample — they've taken place in just four states.
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The survey is conducted every two years among a nationally representative sample of Americans living at home.
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That's because pollsters essentially have no idea if they're interviewing a representative sample of voters, experts say.
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They were selected to establish a representative sample, not necessarily because they are particularly affected, the sources said.
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The ComRes poll also asked a representative sample of 1,069 adults when the next general election should be.
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The following are a representative sample: • In Ottawa in October 4873 Michael Zehaf-Bibeau killed a Canadian soldier.
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Because, see, actual polls have a methodology that is aimed at producing a representative sample of the electorate.
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I've listed items that sound both strange and mundane to make the list below a fairly representative sample.
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The report polled a representative sample of 2,015 people over the age of 18 in an online survey.
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And if you don't have a representative sample, there's no reason to believe you've got an accurate poll.
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The firm used a nationally representative sample of American households from the Fed's 2016 Survey of Consumer Finances.
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The study's data come from surveys conducted by YouGov of representative sample populations in countries around the world.
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Morning Consult's survey was conducted from August 10 through 14, among a representative sample of 2,201 U.S. adults.
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This method makes obtaining a representative sample difficult, as some groups are less likely to have internet access.
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The parents were a nationally representative sample, and all had at least one child between 13 and 543.
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The study surveyed over 212 millionaires in the Netherlands and a nationally representative sample of around 1,200 people.
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They used data collected from a nationally representative sample of 9,704 adolescents participating in the National Crime Victimization Survey.
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The CBS News-Refinery29 survey was conducted by YouGov with a nationally representative sample of 2,093 adult U.S. women.
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The Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted among a statistically representative sample of 2628,28503 registered voters from Feb. 22019-2.
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The latest Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted June 2202-2628 among a statistically representative sample of 28500,6900 registered voters.
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The latest Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted March 28500-6900 among a statistically representative sample of 2628,28503 registered voters.
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A nationally representative sample of programs shows rising CLASS scores, especially in "instructional support," where Head Start is weakest.
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The Pew Research Center poll was conducted online September 16 through 29 among a nationally representative sample of 6,878 adults.
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Although lawmakers described the ads as a "representative sample," the released examples were not the full trove of Facebook ads.
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On behalf of The Economist, YouGov, a pollster, asked a representative sample of American adults whether they believe in ghosts.
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First, the hospitals used in this representative sample between 2003 and 2012 had changed over time, probably skewing the results.
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The researchers posed as patients and called a representative sample of more than 1,000 pharmacies between February and April 2017.
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The latest Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted March 2628 and 28503 among a statistically representative sample of 22019,000 registered voters.
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Angus Reid said it conducted the online survey with a representative sample of 1,519 Canadian adults who are its members.
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The key, he says, is drawing blood from a representative sample that would show the true scope of unobserved infections.
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The General Social Survey asked these questions of a representative sample of Americans in surveys in 1996, 2004 and 2014.
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Sure, there's the ninja who cut his friend's pinkie off and drank her blood, but that's hardly a representative sample group.
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They used data from the Panel Study on Income Dynamics, which tracks a nationally representative sample of Americans over many years.
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The government gathers data from a representative sample of hospitals and uses sophisticated calculations to come up with the best estimates.
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They include: This data is a representative sample of the national labor market, according to Cathy Barrera, the company's chief economist.
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The Kaiser Health tracking poll was conducted July 17-85033 and surveyed a nationally representative sample of 1,200 adults via telephone.
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In fact, rather than a complete tasting, 20 bottles now seems like a representative sample, with many more wines available today.
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For detailed records of American life, the Census Bureau usually employs surveys of a small but statistically representative sample of Americans.
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Simonetti and colleagues surveyed a nationally representative sample of U.S. adults in 2015, including 1,044 who had served in the military.
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The responses are not a representative sample; they don't suggest a high or low rate of obstacles with women seeking IUDs.
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In the second study, non-monogamists were not specifically targeted with the hope of obtaining a more diverse and representative sample.
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When some of the counties had volunteers hand-count a representative sample of the ballots, they focused on the voter's intent.
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The Pew Research Center poll was conducted online July 22 through August 5 among a nationally representative sample of 4,175 adults.
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Over a couple of months last summer, the Kaiser Family Foundation gathered responses from 605 swing voters, a nationally representative sample.
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We asked people in a nationally representative sample of 2,000 whether they agreed with it using a 20183-to-100 dial.
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Times Insider Over three days in Texas, the photographers Chad Batka and Celeste Sloman photographed a representative sample of American voters.
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The study's authors used data gathered by YouGov from a representative sample of American adults from March 15 to 20, 2017.
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On the whole, respondents in our nationally representative sample were more likely to feel they were under threat after the riots.
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The agency asks a representative sample of some 25,000 Americans to log and time every activity during the course of their day.
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For the study, researchers analyzed survey responses from a nationally representative sample of more than 2.5,000 students in grades 9 to 12.
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The Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey was conducted online within the U.S. among a representative sample of 85033,527 registered voters from Jan.
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Kinsey's work wasn't based on a representative sample of Americans, of course, so many have concluded that he probably just oversampled zoophiles.
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The Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey was conducted online within the U.S. among a representative sample of 2,85033 registered voters between Jan.
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In our representative sample of mega-donors, only 7 percent were people of color, compared with 26 percent of the adult population.
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The study, conducted in 2009 by the Pew Research Center, quizzed a representative sample of 1,488 American adults on their sleep habits.
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The data, coupled with careful poll design, can be used to craft a representative sample of the Internet population, the company says.
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The Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey was conducted online within the U.S. among a representative sample of 2,85033 registered voters between Dec.
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Also, some initial participants dropped out of the study, which could have led to a less representative sample of women, Bourne said.
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The CBS poll was conducted between September 26 and 27 and was taken among a nationally representative sample of 2,059 US residents.
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The Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey was conducted online within the U.S. among a representative sample of 1,85033 registered voters between Nov.
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They tested a nationally representative sample of 1868 men between 18 and 59, and it turned out 45.2% of them had genital HPV.
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Levine and colleagues analyzed survey data from a nationally representative sample of patients, clinicians, hospitals, pharmacists and employers collected from 292 to 289.
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It's hard to have a representative sample and know that the finding you're getting in a small group will generalize to other athletes.
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A better way might be to require each of the big companies to build a representative sample of, say, 1m or 2m records.
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Each week YouGov, a pollster, asks a representative sample of 272,22017 Americans, on behalf of The Economist, some questions about their political views.
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Gallup could also query a representative sample of likely voters to identify topics they themselves feel warrant discussion in the other two debates.
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A representative sample: feminist and queer theorist Gloria E. Anzaldúa on the worth of writing next to fascinating interactive trivia on writing routines.
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But if Raposo's district court were a representative sample, they could amount to more than 30 billion euros, or 17 percent of GDP.
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For his study, Johansen reviewed survey data from a nationally representative sample of 346,177 adults, including details on any medical conditions and prescriptions.
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CMS then relied on this tiny, non-representative sample of data to establish payment rates for all laboratories providing care to Medicare beneficiaries.
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It's the first study of its kind to glean information from a nationally representative sample, rather than a demographically or geographically homogenous group.
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In the United States, a demographically representative sample of 4,800 students from 215 schools took the test, which is given every three years.
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The Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey was conducted online within the U.S. among a representative sample of 780 registered Democratic voters between Dec.
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"Nobody had even tried to estimate the number of deaths caused by lead exposure using a nationally representative sample of adults," Lanphear said.
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We surveyed a nationally representative sample of 261 adults and asked them to imagine being at a party with a secret gift exchange.
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Many modern polls are conducted by mobile phone, whose numbers have no regional prefix, so reaching a representative sample has become labor intensive.
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Doing this sort of deep dive for a representative sample of FISA applications will, of course, be both expensive and extremely time consuming.
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This is not to say that 22009 percent of NFL players will develop CTE (the brains were donated and are not a representative sample).
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Testing a theory They began with a nationally representative sample of 2140,823 students from 282 schools, with an average age of nearly 278 years.
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In July a poll carried out by YouGov on behalf of The Economist put precisely this referendum question to a representative sample of Britons.
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Since it is impractical to get every citizen to complete a long questionnaire regularly, statisticians interview what they hope is a representative sample instead.
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Gallup, a pollster, asked a representative sample of people in 220 countries to rate their life satisfaction on a scale from zero to ten.
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The survey was based on phone interviews conducted in January and February with a nationally representative sample of 1,499 adults in the United States.
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The data was collected between July and November last year, through face-to-face interviews with a random, representative sample of 1,105 British adults.
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Looking at a representative sample of just 63 posts, the researchers at Avaaz found that anti-vaxx disinformation in Brazil had a massive reach.
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"In the FY2017 report, 70% of a representative sample of victims report some form of personal or professional retaliation after coming forward," she said.
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This figure is closely watched as it measures indicators of production such as sales, inventory and business sentiment across a representative sample of companies.
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If a representative sample is polled following deliberation, it can give voice to the public's considered judgments about what really needs to be done.
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Clearly anyone who visits Diana's memorial fountain in Kensington Gardens is part of a self-selecting group, hardly a representative sample of public opinion.
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This is not to say that 212 percent of NFL players will develop CTE (the brains were donated and are not a representative sample).
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That type of survey, which relies on a representative sample and not a specific count, cannot by law be used for the population count.
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The Wall Street Journal was able to identify "tens of thousands" of dollars stemming from the Chinese front company, though that's only a representative sample.
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Any pollster who can't -- or won't -- answer them all may not have put in the time and effort necessary to reach a representative sample today.
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Since Kinsey, a more representative sample of penises have been professionally measured—presumably by taciturn urologists brandishing cold metal rulers under unforgiving fluorescent tube lighting.
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Data for the current study came from a nationally representative sample of 26,359 women who had sex for the first time between 1970 and 2014.
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This year, the Original Tooth Fairy Poll, conducted by Kelton Global on behalf of Delta Dental, collected data from a nationally representative sample of 27,058.
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A survey by YouGov, our pollster, asked a representative sample of Americans on February 17th about their attitudes towards a swath of gun-control measures.
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To understand better what was happening, Dr Dynes and his colleagues marked a representative sample of the workers in each hive with individually numbered tags.
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In a nationally representative sample of 2,511 women around the country, we found that a majority of women of all ages support the #MeToo movement.
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In 1995, 2004 and 2013, the representative sample of English-speaking Americans completed extensive self-administered survey questionnaires in private and returned them by mail.
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The researchers followed a nationally-representative sample of 14,203 teens and young adults for seven years starting when they were 15 years old on average.
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Researchers interviewed a nationally representative sample of more than 3,000 women ages 15 to 19 at three different time periods: in 2007, 2009 and 2012.
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Researchers interviewed over 9,000 people, chosen as a representative sample of the U.S. population, who reported what they ate over at least the last day.
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We can't say for sure and we should be cautious about drawing too many conclusions until the findings are replicated in a truly representative sample.
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The polls from 2016 make clear that finding a representative sample is both the hardest and the most important part of conducting an effective survey.
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We ran a weekly experiment called SpotCheck in which we randomly assigned a representative sample of 1,000 people to see one of two campaign ads.
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For the opioid study, Bhatia and colleagues examined survey data collected from a nationally-representative sample of almost 15,000 U.S. high school students in 2017.
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Indeed, studies show pollsters have mostly been able to counter some of these forces by making complex adjustments to ensure they have a representative sample.
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The data were limited to only 213 states in the country, but the researchers noted that the data still provided a nationally representative sample of women.
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Here's a representative sample: Harari: The Soviet model just didn't work well because of the difficulty of processing so much information quickly and with 24.9s technology.
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The organization commissioned the survey from a research group, which surveyed a "nationally representative" sample of 20123,141 13- to 17-year-olds in the United States.
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Meanwhile, Forscher and Kteily are working on an extended, more rigorous version of the survey, which will pull from a nationally representative sample of Trump voters.
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This survey, which included a representative sample of 1,578 Canadians, and was completed online, was designed as a way to test out science literacy in Canada.
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A team from King's College London studied more than 2,200 British identical twins born between 1994 and 1995, for a nationally representative sample of young adults.
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We also have a lot of ethnic diversity, which helps us have a representative sample of people who could be living in other places, as well.
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The latest Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted among a nationally representative sample of registered voters and has a sampling margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.
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Bogle asked, Why not simply buy a representative sample of the entire market, like the S&P 500, and automatically buy and sell the whole thing?
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Pew's survey of 4,272 U.S. adults, designed as nationally representative sample, found that 86 percent of those surveyed "have heard at least something" about the technology.
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A few weeks after his 2130 statement, we conducted a survey of a representative sample of Americans to find out whether they were persuaded by Roberts.
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We based our research on an analysis of gifted placements in the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, which tracked a nationally representative sample of kindergartners throughout elementary school.
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Measuring lifetime spending inequality for a representative sample of U.S. households was a massive, multi-year undertaking, which may explain why ours is the first such study.
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Ever since June 2016, YouGov, a pollster, has asked a representative sample of Britons at regular intervals how they might vote in another referendum on EU membership.
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And it just proves that a representative sample of voices is absolutely essential in cultural criticism, especially in a time when aggregated sentiment steers so much business.
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One limitation of the study is that it's not based on a representative sample of all local news coverage nationwide about the ACA, the authors point out.
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To better understand low rates of bystander CPR, Abella and his colleagues surveyed a nationally representative sample of about 9,000 U.S. adults on their CPR training status.
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In October, Freed and colleagues surveyed a nationally-representative sample of 1,119 parents of children ages 5 to 12 about their strategies for preventing the common cold.
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Polls were conducted over the last three years, as noted throughout the story, using a representative sample with field dates ranging from four days to three months.
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The latest Hill-HarrisX poll was conducted online among a demographically representative sample of registered voters and has a sampling margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.
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The latest Hill-HarrisX poll was conducted from a statistically representative sample of 22019,003 registered voters and has a sampling margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.
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The survey was conducted Feb 1-85003 among a statistically representative sample of 1,001 registered voters and has a sampling margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.
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The researchers conducted national surveys in 2015 and this year, working with two polling companies to interview a representative sample of Americans on their landlines and cellphones.
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Our 50,000 respondents come from online surveys, and while this a nationally representative sample, it might not precisely capture the opinions of those who shun the web.
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The study, published in the journal Obesity, relied on a representative sample of 2100,240 children 2 to 19 years old, and 27,652 adults aged 20 and older.
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It used cellphones and landlines among a nationally representative sample of 1,016 U.S. adults and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.8 percentage points.
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Usually a representative sample of the population can be polled through this method, and any undercounted groups can be corrected for by the weighting process Ralston outlined.
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For the study, researchers surveyed a nationally representative sample of 1,637 adults who had been enrolled in a high-deductible health plan for at least a year.
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The authors analyzed data on a nationally-representative sample of 6,183 people who were 50 or older in 2002 when they joined a long-term aging study.
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With data from more than 4,100 participants (some volunteer, some paid; it's not a representative sample), the pair found that the experience of vEAR is very common.
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The Education Department said the study was based on a nationally representative sample of public schools, teachers and principals in the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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To study how so-called "dysfunctional gaming" relates to psychological needs and behaviors, the Oxford researchers surveyed a nationally representative sample of 1,004 UK adolescents and their caregivers.
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She said while other research has tended to focus on younger age groups, this survey was on a nationally representative sample of older adults across the United States.
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And while years ago, it may not have been possible to get a representative sample from the communities that would ideally provide the most feedback, things have changed.
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To better understand these science achievement gaps, we analyzed a nationally representative sample of U.S. schoolchildren as they entered kindergarten and then continued through elementary and middle school.
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The group of volunteer participants was not a nationally representative sample, so it's not clear how closely the views expressed reflect what all teens in the U.S. believe.
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Putting it in context: The actual scale of the problem isn't known — neither of the reports is a representative sample, and Amazon sold 560 million products last year.
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To cast them aside would require a seriously better and more reliable option for election tracking, preferably with a representative sample, no bias, and a good track record.
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Of the athletes with medical exemptions whose records were published, about a quarter are American, although that group is not necessarily a representative sample of all international athletes.
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Eileen Naughton, Google's vice president of people operations, said the gender pay disparity reflected in the internal spreadsheet is "not a representative sample" for other, more complex reasons.
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They also drew on data from the Police-Public Contact Survey, a nationally representative sample of civilians which provides, from their point of view, information about police interactions.
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MSN polls its readers, and then uses machine learning to model how a representative sample of the US would have responded, using big data, such as the Census.
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For their computer models, the researchers used data from the National Health and Nutritional Examination Survey (NHANES), which each year involves a nationally representative sample of about 22019,000 people.
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Since 2005 Gallup, a pollster, has asked a representative sample of adults from countries across the world to rate their life satisfaction on a scale from zero to ten.
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After all, McDonald's has 38,000 stores and serves 68 million customers every day — that's close to 1 percent of the global population, and far more than a representative sample.
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For the study, Jang and colleagues analyzed data from a nationally representative sample of more than one million students in 26th, 222th and 22017th grades between 1991 and 2015.
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The data is based on a nationally representative sample of US adult Twitter users who gave permission to have their accounts analyzed and answered some questions in December 23.
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For instance, 81% of the participating adults were women, so more research is needed to determine whether similar results would be found in a nationally representative sample of adults.
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Sixty-two percent of a nationally representative sample of 3,316 women said they opted for complete removal of their pubic hair at least once; 84 percent reported some grooming.
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The study had a fairly representative sample of older people who would typically come to their doctor's office, not living in a nursing home or assisted living, Williamson said.
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Here's a representative sample of Bird Box themed memes that have flooded Twitter feeds in recent days: The demons watching the group driving to the grocery store #BirdBox pic.twitter.
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We're getting closer to a representative sample where if we're targeting -- we're getting good information, we're targeting what we're opening, we're going to catch a lot more bad stuff.
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In 2011, the last year a nationally representative sample was surveyed, the CDC reported that 30 percent of people living with HIV under medical care had achieved viral suppression.
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One study led by Valter Longo, the director of the Longevity Institute at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, followed a nationally representative sample of 6,381 adults.
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It is not a representative sample, and academics tend to be left-leaning, including some of the organizers of the survey who publicly criticized Mr. Trump during the campaign.
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The first survey used cellphones and landlines among a nationally representative sample of 1,019 U.S. adults, and a similar methodology was used for a second survey of 1,017 adults.
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If members of Congress explicitly advocate for people who are "like them," then Congress will better represent all citizens if its membership is a representative sample of the population.
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YouGov, a pollster, has asked a representative sample of Americans, on behalf of The Economist, to rate certain countries on a scale from ally to friendly to unfriendly to enemy.
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Here's TRNDlabs: And here's a representative sample of what you'd find on Amazon: Asked for comment, TRNDlabs didn't deny that it's largely repackaging a cheaper product in a shinier package.
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For the study, researchers showed a nationally representative sample of 10,751 U.S. teens advertisements for a wide variety of tobacco products including traditional cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco and e-cigarettes.
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Hussain thinks data from Valentine's Day may have been chosen because it was a representative sample containing lots of different types of SMS data, including text, audio, images, and videos.
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A nationally representative sample of 18,170 kindergartners was weighed in the early fall and again in the late spring from 2010 through 2013, when the children were finishing second grade.
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Between October 4 and 16, we conducted face-to-face interviews with a nationally representative sample of Ukrainians over the age of 18 in the government controlled areas of Ukraine.
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The study, published this month in the journal Pediatrics, looked at children under 18 treated in a nationally representative sample of about 100 hospital emergency rooms in the United States.
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One survey on American medical students in the 1960s (not exactly a representative sample) found that 28 percent of the white males and 16 percent of the white females had it.
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Company CEO Charles Liang said Tuesday SuperMicro used a "leading" third-party testing firm to test a "representative sample" of motherboards, including the boards depicted in the article and newer models.
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Plus, a small-ish group of (mostly) very wealthy professional athletes is a representative sample of only very wealthy professional athletes -- of which there aren't a large number in this country.
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The researchers analyzed data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), in which a nationally representative sample of adults got physicals at mobile examination centers between 22014 and 28.2.
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To compare the two models, they used 2005-163 data from the U.S. National Social Life, Health and Aging Project on a nationally representative sample of people ages 57 to 85.
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In the survey, a representative sample of approximately 2900,220006 registered voters across the country were given detailed, non-partisan information vetted by congressional staffers and experts about the 2202 defense budget.
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After we showed a nationally representative sample the taxpayer receipt, the previously strong relationship between how conservative or liberal someone was, along with his or her view on taxes, virtually disappeared.
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Intrigued by this phenomenon, I recently surveyed a nationally representative sample of roughly 900 "student-facing" administrators — those whose work concerns the quality and character of a student's experience on campus.
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Using DNA sequencing, the researchers analyzed 258 burger products — including frozen patties, fast food burgers, and veggie burgers — from a representative sample of retailers and fast-food chains in Northern California.
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The analysis, in the Journal of the American Heart Association, included a nationally representative sample of 2,351 men and women who had had a stroke and were discharged from the hospital.
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REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE In most cases, the influences on the smaller consuming economies from oil prices, the macroeconomic cycle and the commodity cycle are the same as for the major consuming economies.
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The researchers relied on a nationally representative sample of 21990,25 adults ages 19783 years and older who participated in the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey between 21978 and 210.
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To investigate these questions we conducted two experiments, one using a nationally representative sample of Americans, in which we looked at Americans' support for "Scott Miller," a hypothetical 2020 Democratic nominee.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on a nationally representative sample of 3,870 adolescent girls, based on surveys conducted starting in 1994 when participants were 13 to 17 years old.
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The respondents were chosen at random to constitute a demographically representative sample of the population, and the study has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
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Data on gun ownership, suicide risk factors and suicide rates, respectively, came from the 2004 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, in which a representative sample of adults in each state were interviewed by telephone; the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System, an in-school survey administered every odd year to a representative sample of youth in ninth through 12th grades in each state; and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Vital Statistics program.
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Three economists, two from MIT and another from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, polled a representative sample of the US population, offering them money to reject Facebook for a month.
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In addition to studying the results of three entrepreneurial pitch competitions, the researchers conducted two experiments in which a representative sample of working adults heard identical pitches in male and female voices.
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Here is a representative sample of his attacks: The speech reads like a manic opposition-research dump—a rather unusual way for a campaign principal to build a case against his opponent.
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Elstein's commentary notes that the survey participants aren't a representative sample of the U.S. population, and that, ironically, the study relies on participants to report honestly about times when they withheld information.
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But Le Guin's new book, No Time To Spare, which harvests a representative sample of her blog posts, feels like the surprising and satisfying culmination to a career in other literary forms.
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The survey was conducted May 6900-2628 among a statistically representative sample of 28503,22019 registered voters with a 95 percent confidence level and a sampling margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.
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The Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted online June 28503-22019 among a statistically representative sample of registered voters with a 3.1 percent sampling margin of error and a 95 percent confidence level.
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The nine-to-one margin came from a nationally representative sample of 1,040 individuals; they were polled in August in a broad-ranging tax survey conducted by WalletHub, a personal finance website.
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"In a nationally representative sample, almost 22019 million patients reported either skipping pills, taking a lower dose than prescribed or intentionally delaying filling (prescriptions) to save costs," Nasir said in an email.
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The survey was limited to 455 undergraduate and graduate students from three unidentified, four-year colleges on the East Coast, so fingers crossed that's not a representative sample of college students' savings savvy.
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For a number of years Pew has asked a representative sample of Americans whether news organisations' criticism of political leaders primarily keeps them in check or, conversely, prevents them from doing their jobs.
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The survey was conducted online May 2628-28500 among a representative sample of 6900,2628 registered voters with a confidence level of 28503 percent and a sampling margin of error of 22019 percentage points.
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We recruited a representative sample of 8,000 Americans and, through interviews and online surveys, asked them about both their core beliefs and their opinions on policy issues like gun control, abortion and immigration.
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The Nhanes analysis relies on physical examinations and in-person interviews to produce demographic, socioeconomic and health data, including dietary information from a representative sample of about 2350,287 adults over the four years.
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According to a 2017 Census Bureau report, more than half of the participants in a nationally representative sample (250 percent) said that getting married was not an important criterion for becoming an adult.
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In a nationally representative sample of 230,22 women around the country, we found that a majority of women support the #MeToo movement — which held true even when we looked at older women specifically.
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The poll was conducted from December 211 through 25, 55, among a nationally representative sample of 1,302 adults, with an oversampling of black and Latino adults for more accurate results about that demographic.
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I was like, 'In this last scene, everybody should say one thing, and that one thing should be kind of a representative sample of what that actor or that character meant to the show.
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Yet a LinkedIn/CNBC survey of more than 1,000 members in entertainment, a representative sample of workers across gender, age and location, suggests that the impact of the protests extends far beyond Hollywood's elite.
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The poll in Ireland was conducted on March 4 and 5 with a representative sample of 1,200 voters aged 18 and over in face-to-face interviews at 120 sampling points in all constituencies.
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But according to a survey Vox conducted with Morning Consult, a nonpartisan technology and media company, which queried a nationally representative sample of 227,235 women, older and younger women agree on a whole lot.
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We've known some of this, but today we got to see not just a representative sample of the ads themselves, but how much they cost, who exactly they targeted and how well they performed.
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In the month of July alone, based on a smaller and less representative sample of respondents than the main three-month measure, the jobless rate fell to 4.7 percent, the lowest since September 2005.
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The fact that it's only a representative sample makes it doable, but its existence serves as both a check on technology and a deterrent for bad actors that would seek to influence the elections.
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The Big Book of Science Fiction is a survey anthology, a book that seeks to cover a wide swath of the genre's canon by going back through its history and selecting a representative sample.
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The Upshot/Siena poll called a younger and more diverse set of voters, knowing that many of them would not respond, to try to get a more representative sample of respondents in the end.
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The May 6900-2628 survey was conducted online among a statistically representative sample of 28503,22019 registered voters with a confidence level of 95 percent and a sampling margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.
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The Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted May 6900-2628 among 28503,22019 online among a statistically representative sample of registered voters with a 95 percent confidence level and a 3.1 percent sampling margin of error.
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Data from recent OMG Yes Sexual Pleasure Report: Women and Touch demonstrate—for the first time ever, in a nationally representative sample of American women—just how important the clitoris is to female orgasm.
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Like the examples above, this is being done by training the deep learning neural networks on tens of millions of variants of malware, as well as on a representative sample of known benign programs.
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"In recent high-profile failures of polling, a common thread has been selection bias — that it's hard to reach a truly representative sample of the population in this day and age," Mr. Simon said.
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The findings, based on a nationally representative sample of tens of thousands of teachers, underscore the demands teachers across the country have been making in recent months amid protests over stagnant pay and underfunding.
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The paper, published on Thursday in the journal JAMA Otolaryngology — Head & Neck Surgery, used data from the National Health and Nutrition Survey, which periodically administers health tests to a representative sample of the population.
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The researchers took advantage of the one test that is taken by a representative sample of schoolchildren nationwide: the National Assessment of Educational Progress, or NAEP, which is administered by the Department of Education.
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On behalf of The Economist, during the past three years YouGov, a pollster, has asked a representative sample of Americans to rate large American news organisations on a scale from "very trustworthy" to "very untrustworthy".
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So what we do now is commission a pilot study in advance of launching Vote Compass, and we go out to Americans and we actually put these questions directly to a representative sample of Americans.
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GLAAD's survey was conducted online among a nationally representative sample of U.S. adults (18+), which yielded a sample of 1,970 adults of whom 1,754 were classified as non-LGBTQ adults and used in the analysis.
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After Hellerstein in March 2015 ordered the release of additional photos, Carter allowed the release of 198 but kept the remainder under wraps, citing a review of a "representative sample" by four high-ranking generals.
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The authors acknowledge that the data depends on the recall and self-reports of the participants, but the survey's nationally representative sample and its large size — 44,743 people older than 4 — give it considerable power.
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The latest study, published in August in JAMA Ophthalmology, found that among a representative sample of nearly 3,000 older Americans and a second sample of 30,000 Medicare beneficiaries, poor vision was associated with poor cognition.
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Those methods have obvious problems: Scouring hospital wards only catches people who've been diagnosed and chosen or forced to get help, and scouring prisons doesn't give you a representative sample of the mentally ill either.
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The researchers used a large and nationally representative database, the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, to analyze the medications used by a representative sample of more than 217.3,22005 American adults from 26.9 to 215.3.
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Contending that those claims were an overreach, lawyers for Fairholme asked Margaret M. Sweeney, the judge hearing the case in the Court of Federal Claims in Washington, to review a representative sample of 56 documents.
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As long as it's (to take a partial, but broadly representative sample) shameful, offensive, idiotic, rude, humiliating, repulsive, violent, evil, inept, self-indulgent or self-satisfied, retrograde, or naïve, The Discourse can work with it.
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Onufrak's findings are drawn from a nationally-representative sample of 5,200 employed adults who took a survey from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2012-1, which asked what people ate over a seven-day period.
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Hoping to get a nationally representative sample, they asked people who once took part in a similar survey, the National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior, to participate, as well as a random slice of Americans.
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The report, designed to show how the Church and state responded to charges of abusing children, said a representative sample of 46 priests against whom complaints were leveled made it "abundantly clear" that abuse was widespread.
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In the 2019 Poynter Media Trust Survey (which found similarly high levels of trust in local news), we asked a representative sample of Americans to repeatedly indicate which of two articles they would prefer to read.
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The investigative panel determined that Ookla speed test data was not representative sample of all subscribers, but rather just a sample of the top 10 percent of Xfinity customers who happened to test their internet speed.
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Facebook head of News Feed Adam Mosseri said the company surveyed "a diverse and representative sample" of U.S.-based people about their familiarity and trust in various sources of news, he wrote in a blog post.
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It is entirely more productive and effective to think of the list as your "seed population," akin to a representative sample in statistics, and intelligently expand your list to other voters with matching attributes and actions.
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In the Morning Consult and Times survey, more than half of the 1003,2100 respondents — a nationally representative sample of men and women ages 2000 to 21 — said they planned to have fewer children than their parents.
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That's why, recently, Joshua Grubbs, a psychology professor at Bowling Green State University, and colleagues (including Warmke and Tosi), conducted a psychological survey assessing (among other things) a nationally representative sample on their tendency to grandstand.
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The CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, which includes a representative sample of small-business sizes and sectors, found that 78 percent of small businesses have 10 or less employees (61 percent have four or less employees).
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Last year the American Enterprise Institute and I joined forces with the research center NORC at the University of Chicago and surveyed a nationally representative sample of 2,853 Americans about their attitudes toward community and society.
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Last year the American Enterprise Institute and I joined forces with the research center NORC at the University of Chicago and surveyed a nationally representative sample of 290,2100 Americans about their attitudes toward community and society.
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According to the survey, which used a nationally representative sample of about 2,000 adults, 81 percent of women and 43 percent of men say they have experienced some form of sexual harassment or assault in their lives.
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For the study, published in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology, researchers examined a nationally representative sample of 25,28 adults surveyed in four waves from 73 to 27, 228 to 22018, 2005 to 2010 and 2011 to 2014.
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In UK data that I was involved in collecting around a decade ago, a representative sample of adults by age, sex and geography said they slept for an average of seven hours and three minutes a day.
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President Steven Rosenblatt said the company has created a representative sample of about 1.3 million people (out of its total of 50 million active users) who have opted in to constantly share their location data with Foursquare.
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Using face-to-face interviews from June, Brazilian researchers asked a nationally representative sample of 2,002 urban, literate Brazilian women ages 18 to 39 about their reproductive plans during the Zika epidemic that has ravaged the nation.
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The study looked at the relationship between low-carbohydrate diets, all-cause death, and deaths from coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease (including stroke), and cancer in a nationally representative sample of 24,825 participants between 1999 to 2010.
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As one of the first studies to address female orgasm in a nationally representative sample of women in the US, Herbenick and her colleagues' work represents an important step toward a broader understanding of women's sexual health.
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The survey, conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, looked at a nationally representative sample of 15,624 students across the country in that were in grades 9 through 12 (typically 14 to 18 years old).
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For the study, the researchers gathered data on a nationally representative sample of 673,000 adults who were enrolled in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey between 1988 and 1994, and followed up until December 31, 2011.
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"As part of our ongoing quality surveys, we asked a diverse and representative sample of Facebook users across the U.S. to gauge their familiarity with, and trust in, sources of news," said Todd Breasseale, a Facebook spokesman.
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The scores comprised the following five elements: A nationally representative sample of 23,259.36 adults were interviewed for the 58.933 rankings, adding to the Well-Being Index's dataset of more than 258.93 million surveys since its 21 start.
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We entrust our government to convene an ideally representative sample of clear-eyed citizens who will make errorless assessments of guilt, on the basis of government-gathered evidence, in a process overseen by a government-employed judge.
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In a recent effort Willer and a co-author found, in a nationally representative sample, that conservatives would be more willing to support a hypothetical liberal candidate for president if that candidate used language that reflected conservative values.
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Representative Adam Schiff said the committee would show a "representative sample" of Russian advertisements and posts during a hearing on Wednesday at which lawyers from Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet's Google, were testifying about Russian influence on their networks.
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" Public Opinion & Marketing Research of Israel and The Market Research Organization, who won the contracts, respectively, are tasked with conducting face-to-face interviews with "a nationally representative sample of at least 2,000 adults ages 18 and older.
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Prior studies have only looked at newly purchased e-cigs, and the authors of this study wanted to test devices that people actually use for a more representative sample, since they often contain modifications and wear-and-tear.
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We surveyed a representative sample of nearly 15,85033 employees across all industries and demographic groups in the U.S. Instead of asking only about burnout, we included questions assessing worker engagement, their experiences at work and important work outcomes.
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Few say researchers are transparent, admit their mistakes Pew's survey looked at a representative sample of more than 4,400 US adults and found that, despite growing confidence in scientists, few Americans believe doctors and researchers admit their mistakes.
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After conducting 8,000 tests in a representative sample of 28 metropolitan areas, researchers found that, compared with whites, black renters and home buyers were shown substantially fewer units, as were, to a lesser extent, Asian-Americans and Hispanics.
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Nor is it intended to portend ill for, or in any way curse, the work force of Focus, a presumably representative sample of whom were, on a recent visit, welcoming, good-humored, eager to share knowledge and friendly.
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Stokes and his colleagues explored the influence of e-cigarettes through the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health Study (PATH), a nationally-representative sample of kids aged 12 to 15 who completed annual questionnaires between 2013 and 13.
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"These 15 companies are enough of a representative sample that indicates a high probability most S&P 500 companies will have their EPS expectations lowered in the weeks and months ahead," Raich said in a recent note to clients.
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In 2019, more than one in four high-school seniors had vaped during the previous 30 days, according to a survey with a nationally representative sample of about 14,000 students by the University of Michigan's Monitoring the Future Study.
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Many cited concerns that the study sample was biased: It was based on the confessions of 155 convicts who had sought out therapy in prison, not on a representative sample of pedophiles, a much broader group with diverse habits.
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As reported in the Journal of Adolescent Health, Holway and her coauthor Stephanie Hernandez examined reports of heterosexual oral sex and condom use in a nationally representative sample of more than 7,000 U.S. youth between ages 15 and 24.
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Taking advantage of these circumstances, in May of last year, just a couple of weeks before the California Democratic primary, we administered a randomized experiment to a representative sample of Californians using Sacramento State University's CALSPEAKS panel (n=622).
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In one of the 814 studies of never-married participants that DePaulo analyzed for her presentation, each of a nationally representative sample of never-married Americans was asked to rate his or her self-sufficiency or desire to do things independently.
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Add to that, in a typical crisis PR response to multiple bad headlines last year, Facebook repeatedly sought to paint Kogan as a rogue actor — suggesting he was not at all a representative sample of the advertiser activity on its platform.
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Researchers selected a representative sample of Americans to come to a single location and spend four days discussing the merits of five issues at the heart of American politics today: health care, immigration, the economy, foreign policy and the environment.
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For the study, conducted in partnership with Debby Herbenick, PhD, associate professor at Indiana University School of Public Health, a representative sample of 1,055 women from ages 18 to 95 women shared details of their sex lives with the study's researchers.
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While TFM does not provide a perfect representative sample of fraternity members (non-affiliated users may also comment on the site), it does grant a far larger sample than a news story about a sexual assault at one fraternity chapter.
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The vast majority of people who are called by pollsters decline to participate, so the researchers have to make a huge number of phone calls, bend over backwards to reach a representative sample of people, and weight their results accordingly.
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This will ensure that you're getting a more representative sample of customers (rather than getting only good or only bad reviews), and that you're getting perspective on the most current software, without worrying about bugs that have since been fixed.
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Right-wing outlets may be exploiting humanity's ugly side, but Ms. Senko's frail-looking father (who died in January at 93) isn't so much the face of the phenomenon as he is a small and not especially representative sample of it.
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In February 2016, using a representative sample of 725 California residents, we conducted a survey experiment to see if liberals and conservatives view protests differently, and how those attitudes might be conditioned by the ideological goals of particular social movements.
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It's important to note that this study wasn't based on a representative sample of men; therefore, we can't say with certainty what the prevalence of postcoital dysphoria is among guys or draw firm conclusions about how it compares to women.
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Over half of the respondents to the first of the Harris Poll's surveys on the coronavirus outbreak — conducted using a nationally representative sample of 6900,2628 U.S. adults between March 28503 and 22020 — said they feared they would die of COVID-19.
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I asked a representative sample of people a version of this question (that included "son or daughter") in the week before the 603 election and found changes that mimic the changes in the intensity of intraparty voting over these same years.
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This below is a representative sample: James T. Callender The Scottish immigrant became a hatchet man for none other than Thomas Jefferson, who ran against John Adams for the presidency in 1796, unsuccessfully, and again in 1800, when he won.
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"We are just not seeing the polarization among the masses that people imagine," said Sam Abrams, a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, who surveyed a nationally representative sample of Americans with NORC at the University of Chicago last year.
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To see how much each of these factors might contribute to the development of gout, the study team analyzed data on a nationally-representative sample of 14,43 U.S. adults who completed a series of health surveys from 1988 to 1994.
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The well-being scores comprised the following five elements: A nationally representative sample of 210,498 adults were interviewed for the 2017 rankings, adding to the Well-Being Index's dataset of more than 2.5 million surveys since its inception in 2008.
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According to a consumer survey from November that is based on a "representative sample of 1,000 U.S. adults 18+ who currently use streaming video and/or audio services," 91% of respondents said they subscribed to a paid streaming video service.
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But when they asked a representative sample of 1,055 American women ages 18 to 95 to tell them what makes for a good sex partner, the three most common characteristics were: He/she takes the time to find out what I like.
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Although the MyVoice group is not a nationally representative sample of people, the study authors noted that they aimed for a meaningful and diverse sample based on national benchmarks in terms of age, gender, race/ethnicity, educational level, family income, and geographical region.
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If the results released by the TSE at each stage of the count were a representative sample of the country, the chance of such a shift from Mr Nasralla in early results to Mr Hernández in later ones would be close to zero.
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This latest study presented to the Society for Personality and Social Psychology found a nationally representative sample of people who watched some episodes of a show called "Little Mosque on the Prairie" had less prejudice toward Muslims and Arabs after watching the show.
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Looking at a nationally-representative sample of all suicides by boys and men aged 9-22019 years over a decade, one of the few differences researchers noted was that jailed youth were most likely to die within the first seven days of incarceration.
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Now, admittedly, the survey size wasn't huge (175, including 126 startup founders, 26 startup employees, 19 investors and 4 others who were excluded) and has obvious limitations — participants were self-selecting and Coadec hasn't ensured in any way that it's a representative sample.
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Women who were victims of attempted or completed crimes used guns to defend themselves just 0.4 percent of the time, according to the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), which uses a representative sample of 90,000 households in order to estimate national crime rates.
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There is a way to help get beyond the current impasse: members of Congress can look to what an informed representative sample of Americans – called a Citizen Cabinet – has said on the budget and use that as a guide for finding common ground.
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"The Capital," a satire of the European Union by the Austrian novelist Robert Menasse, follows this modern-day Becky Sharp and half a dozen other so-called Eurocrats meant to offer a representative sample of the multinational mélange jumbled together in Belgium.
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Even when a random (representative) sample is selected, the sample still may be biased, meaning the percentage obtained from the sample may not accurately estimate the percentage that would be obtained from the population if the entire population were able to be surveyed.
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Even when a random (representative) sample is selected, the sample still may be biased, meaning the percentage obtained from the sample may not accurately estimate the percentage that would be obtained from the population if the entire population were able to be surveyed.
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That includes making doctor's appointments, reminding them of school and other deadlines, and offering advice on romantic life, found the survey, which was of a nationally representative sample of 228,508 people ages 18 to 28 and 1,136 parents of people that age.
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Using data from the 2014 National Immunization Surveillance Survey, the latest available data from a nationally representative sample at the time of the study, researchers found that over a third of parents of children ages 19 to 35 months followed delayed immunization schedules.
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In "The Ambiguous Link Between Marriage and Health," recently published online in the journal Social Forces, the sociologist Matthijs Kalmijn reported findings from the Swiss Household Panel, a 16-year survey of a nationally representative sample of more than 11,000 Swiss adults.
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To see how much added sugar babies and toddlers are currently consuming, Herrick's team analyzed 24-hour dietary data for a nationally-representative sample of 143,211 infants and toddlers whose parents participated in annual National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys in 2011-2016.
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The new poll, conducted by PerryUndem between September 17 and 19 on a nationally representative sample of 1,000 registered voters using YouGov's online panel, looked at American attitudes toward the #MeToo movement two years after it became a topic of widespread public conversation.
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"I also strongly believe that the RT ads on Twitter should be made public; a review of a representative sample reveals that they are almost entirely designed to push Russian news coverage adverse to Secretary Clinton's campaign," said Schiff in a statement.
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While drawing on a large sample size of more than 26,000 Americans, the information was gleaned from the General Social Survey (GSS), which has been carried out every year since 1972 and claims to tap a nationally representative sample of Americans over 18.
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Ashley Brooks-Russell of the School of Public Health at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, who led the new study, and her colleagues analyzed responses from a representative sample of Colorado households contacted for an annual telephone population health survey.
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While polls must be taken with caveats, including the fact that they represent a snapshot of public opinion at a specific time, and include a margin of error, they reflect a more representative sample and are less susceptible to manipulation than markets, Traugott said.
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If the results released by the TSE at each stage of the count were a representative sample of the country, the odds of the shift it reported from Mr Nasralla in early results to Mr Hernández in later ones would be close to zero.
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The authors simply assume there's no bias in the criminal justice system, and thus that the criminals they have photos of are a representative sample of the criminals in the wider population (including those who have never been caught or convicted for their crimes).
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It is called the Household Income and Labour Dynamics of Australia Study, conducted from 2001 through 2013 among a nationally representative sample of Australians aged 15 and older who responded via a combination of face-to-face and telephone interviews and self-completed questionnaires.
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The report was based on a survey of a representative sample of 72 oil and gas companies, which found that 70 percent of respondents intend to make changes to be more efficient, measures which may include reorganization or cutting staff, said its author Lance Mortlock.
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According to our analysis of national survey data from the American National Election Studies (a large, representative sample of the population of the United States), Hillary Clinton did better in the election than she would have if immigration had not been so prominent an issue.
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The survey, fielded between March 13 and 16, asked a representative sample of registered voters two questions about their approach to the pandemic: whether they, personally, were staying home from work, and whether they thought the media was overstating the threat from the pandemic.
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And a recent study using a representative sample of foster youths in eight states, including New York, showed that graduating from college is even less likely, with 11 to 15 percent earning a college degree, according to Foster Care to Success, a national nonprofit.
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Getting a truly representative sample has become ever more difficult because of the growing percentage of households with only cellphones, the number of voters who prefer to speak a language other than English, and the difficulty in contacting younger voters, who generally don't have landlines.
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In July 2016, USA conducted a dream study in conjunction with the show's debut, comprised of a nationally representative sample of 1,000 18-to-49 year olds, interviews with three dream experts, and recorded dream journals of more than 500 Gen X, Y and Z respondents.
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The startup competes against legacy contract research organizations, called CROs, but Science 37's pitch is that it gives participants the ability to complete the study from the comfort of their home, which allows the firm to obtain a more representative sample of clinic participants, the company says.
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In addition, my peer-reviewed study of a nationally representative sample of school leaders in the United States recently found that private school principals were over six percentage points more likely to report that they had a major influence on setting school discipline policies than public school leaders.
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To find out, we returned to our data (a nationally representative sample of 1,461 adults surveyed in October) to examine the opinions and policy preferences of four distinct groups: those who indicated a Trump vote, those who indicated a Clinton vote, hidden Trump supporters and hidden Clinton supporters.
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In a paper to be presented at the 2018 IEEE Workshop on Technology and Consumer Protection in May, Princeton's Arunesh Mathur, Arvind Narayanan, and Marshini Chetty analyzed a representative sample of over 500,000 YouTube videos and over 2.1 million unique Pinterest pins collected from August to September 2017.
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Insisting on a representative sample of journalists at interview opportunities may be a relatively small step, but it matters — especially since, given the fevered backlash, some Marvel fans obviously have a long way to go when it comes to accepting the voices of women and people of color.
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LONDON — Support for Britain leaving the European Union is just as popular now as it was when the European Union referendum took place on June 211 last year, according to a Business Insider / GfK poll, which surveyed a nationally representative sample of 241,234 adults online between May 26 to May 28.
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To understand the overall behavior of fake weed users, Heather Clayton, lead researcher of the new study and a health scientist in the CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health, turned to the 2015 Youth Risk Behavior Survey, a school-based anonymous questionnaire administered to a nationally representative sample of high school students.
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The companies that Democrats, Republicans and independents all hate: Facebook Philip Morris Dish Sears Wells Fargo The U.S. government The bottom-ranked companies for each group: Democrats: The Trump Organization Republicans: Dish Independents: The U.S. government Methodology: The Axios Harris Poll 100 survey was conducted November through January in a nationally representative sample.
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In a representative sample of questions set by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) for its final exams to qualify as a family doctor, the Babylon app achieved an 81 percent success level, well ahead of the average pass mark over the last five years of 72 percent, the company said.
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So the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art faced a certain quandary as it took on the challenge of assembling the first representative sample of contemporary art today in Russia — did it have to be a traditional geographic catalog, or would some other criterion work for a country that covers 231 time zones.
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The online survey was conducted within the U.S. by Harris Poll on behalf of TCRS between April 11 and May 12, 2016 among a nationally representative sample of 183,161 full-time and part-time workers, including 1,353 Millennials, 1,232 Generation X, 1,462 Baby Boomers and 114 workers who were born prior to 1946.
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The CNN/KFF Poll was conducted by telephone August 9 through September 5 among a nationally representative sample of 1,614 adults, including 701 people who were identified as working class whites -- white non-Hispanic adults who do not currently hold a four-year degree and, if under age 25, not currently enrolled in school.
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While the IRS had a pilot program in 2014 in which it notified 25,000 taxpayers that someone else used their Social Security number to get a job, the program didn't include a representative sample of victims, and a subsequent pilot was cancelled because of a lack of funds and other priorities, according to the report.
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An analysis of complications experienced by a nationally representative sample of Medicare patients, conducted in March 2012 by the Office of the Inspector General, found that 29 percent suffered adverse events during their stay in rehab facilities, a rate similar to that incurred in hospitals (27 percent) and in skilled nursing facilities (33 percent).
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To figure out how common depression and suicide-related symptoms (including suicide, or suicidal thoughts and behaviors) side effects were among the drugs Americans take, the researchers turned to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, a government-run study that's been tracking health trends in a representative sample of Americans since the 223s.
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The album's first two tracks form a representative sample of its mood: "Mzwandile" is a polyrhythmic chant that sprawls past 13 minutes, in a spirit of fervent supplication; "Joyous" takes a calmer and more centered approach, with Mr. Hutchings bringing a sinuous care to his delivery of the melody, and Mr. Mlangeni playing a crisp, hard-boppish solo.
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By drawing upon confidential location data from the German socioeconomic survey, which has surveyed a representative sample of German households since 1984 on a wide range of issues including sleep and PC use, the researchers were able to determine how sleep deprivation is linked to high speed internet access by comparing this to broadband penetration in the country.
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While college students are not a representative sample, and face-matching in a lab is not akin to meeting people out in the world (the participants in this study were not drinking at a dimly-lit bar, for example), previous research has found similar results — though the researchers here note that theirs is the first study to use faces that differed in attractiveness.
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The research also found that couples with positive memories together could recall moments with more vivid detailsThe study analyzed results from 4,457 straight couples from the Health and Retirement Study — a national study with a representative sample of the US's demographics of people over the age of 50 — and looked at whether or not they were partnered with an "optimistic" person and the subject's cognitive health.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Closely and carefully examine the matrix pictured, or a larger version here, that shows the results of a survey asking social scientists, lawyers and public health officials, as well as a representative sample of the American electorate, how effective each of 29 policies would be in reducing firearm homicide deaths, regardless of political feasibility or cost.
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These days, in high-wage areas of the country, if bosses are having a ton of trouble finding employees with drug-free urine, it's not showing up in testing data: A nationally representative sample of around 224 million pre-employment urine tests conducted by Quest Diagnostics, one of the premier lab-work companies in America, found that the failure rate was just 4.4 percent in 2016, the latest figure available.
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The company conspicuously avoids talk of communities, plural — instead the closest we get here is a claim that its selective consultation exercise is "ensuring a global perspective", as if a singular essence can somehow be distilled from a non-representative sample of human opinion — when in fact the stuff that flows across its platforms is quite the opposite; multitudes of perspectives from individuals and communities whose shared use of Facebook does not an emergent 'global community' make.
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You'll see the new Rewards bar on the homescreen of your app today if you're in Miami, Denver, Tampa, New York, Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Atlanta, San Diego or anywhere in New Jersey, as Uber wanted to test with a representative sample of the U.S. The loyalty program ties all of the company's different transportation and food delivery options together, encouraging customers to stick with Uber across a suite of solutions instead of treating it as interchangeable with alternatives.
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In its January 19 announcement, Facebook said it intends to implement widespread surveys to help it filter media sources using the following criteria: * News from publications that the community rates as trustworthy * News that people find informative * News that is relevant to people's local community According to the site, it's already conducted a test survey among "a diverse and representative sample of people using Facebook across the US," and thus formed an initial ranking of media sources that its users consider to be trustworthy.
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