Sentence examples for Follow-up questioning from inspiring English sources

In our ongoing research, we are conducting semi-structured clinical interviews that allow for more focused follow-up questioning.

The physiotherapist will explain in detail each item and make weekly telephone follow-up questioning about doubts regarding the educational content and the participants' state of health.

This would have required more aggressive follow-up questioning by journalists, and it could have been done at more of the public events where reporters questioned the candidates.

Furthermore, the younger children were often incapable of correcting their misleading statements during follow-up questioning, because they don't understand what information listeners need for clarity.

The McCain campaign says it will make his health documents available and arrange for follow-up questioning of the candidate's doctors on May 23.

Mr. Mehlis also said Mr. Hussam was an important witness, and said he expected that he would be summoned to Lebanon for follow-up questioning.

Conditional questioning was used, so that primary questions might lead to follow-up questions to further clarify information provided, and so the total number of questions asked depended upon the patient's medical history.

They can also prohibit candidate-to-candidate questioning, require the screening of town-hall questions, artificially limit response times and ban follow-up questions.

Clinicians voiced concerns about the accuracy of the mean follow-up score, questioning whether a mean score would be sensitive enough to detecting change over time: "An improvement in that average might not be possible over quite a few years.

The success of blinding will be assessed at the follow-up assessment via questioning the RA whether they think the participant received peer support as part of the RCT - Yes/No.

A clinician conducted patient interviews at each follow-up with direct questioning as to whether tumour-related symptoms had 'disappeared' or 'improved', or were 'stable' or 'worse' compared to baseline.