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It will use a sample survey and a life history approach.

After the war he worked on sample survey design and analysis.

The other is collection of information from consumers, using sample surveys.

This work was based on a sample survey of over 10,000 men, and a few questions were asked about practical support between kin.

His most important contributions are related to large-scale sample surveys.

The department conducts research work including sample survey, design of experiment, and information theory.

Expectations of accuracy and reliability in sample surveys are often too high.

This work arose out of a project in which a sample survey program was written specifically for use by developing countries.

These in turn are based on sample surveys taken in various parts of the country.

These numbers are quoted often in news reports of opinion polls and other sample surveys.

This was followed by publication of the national Buildings at Risk sample survey in 1992.

We now turn to consider what is involved in using the formal interview schedule for a properly constituted sample survey.

Additional data, like information on education, training and occupation, will be collected by an interview-based sample survey.

In most countries the statistics are collected through sample surveys conducted by national statistical offices.

There has been interest recently, and published work, in the application of time series methods to data arising from repeated sample surveys.

Here one is dealing with social situations which are relatively unexplored and where sample surveys may be quite inappropriate.

The Health insurance premium index is calculated based on an online (email) sample survey.

The 1987 population sample survey said the urban population had jumped to 43 percent urban.

The plan for adjusting the data would involve the largest random sample survey ever conducted, covering 300,000 households.

The labour force sample survey proposed in this report will allow us to take ever-more effective steps to create jobs.

It's an estimate, based on sample surveys, with an estimated error range of plus or minus 15.4 per cent.

A multistage, random cluster process was used to draw the sample surveyed in each of the provinces.

Asked whether their country was "governed by the will of the people," two-thirds of the 36,000-person sample surveyed worldwide said no.

It is concerned with both theoretical and applied aspects, the latter emphasising the use of sample survey data in policy analysis.