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1. Questionnaire can be sent via mail but schedule is done only Personally2. Questionnaire is cheaper method than schedule (for schedule you have to move everywhere3. Questionnaire can be returned without answering all the questions but, in schedule, enumerator ensures the filling all the questions.4. Questionnaire can be filled by anyone but schedule is always filled by enumerator.5. Respondent should be literate & co-operative in Questionnaire but schedule can be filled by illiterate.6. Risk of incomplete & wrong information is more in Questionnaire.7. Physical appearance of Questionnaire has to be attractive but not such case is necessary with schedule.8.Success of Questionnaire depends on its design but in case of Schedule it depends on honesty & competency of Enumerator.
Research schedule are being filled by the enumerators who are specially appointed for this purpose. Research questionnaire in technical term is the set of questions which is mailed to the responded, responded will send the filled questionnair. sudhish
A required field is a form field that must be filled out by the user before submitting the form. It typically indicates essential information that is necessary for processing or completing a task. Failure to fill out a required field may result in an error or inability to proceed with the action.
In a database, a field is any area that can be filled in with different kinds of data that are relating to one thing. For example, in a database to do with population, there is likely to be an age field.
The newsletter contained misinformation that the principal corrected during the meeting.
I filled the bottle to its maximum capacity
1,228 if all boats were filled to capacity.
The lifeboats on Titanic were not filled to capacity but they did hold 712 survivors.
No it was not fortunately.
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It probably does, capacity is the maximun amount that something can contain
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No, even at capacity, there were only enough life boats for about half of passengers on board. More would have been saved if the boats were filled at capacity, but not all.