Sentence examples similar to Interview timeframe from inspiring English sources

Three months were set aside for interviews within the project timeframe, allowing sufficient time to interview 56 of the targeted individuals.

The interview focussed on three timeframes (early childhood (EC): 0 to 5 years; later childhood (LC): 5 to 11 years; early adolescence (EA): 11 to 14 years) with the aim to enhance recall quality and to reduce the risk of recall bias40.

He said they will process women and children more quickly by conducting credible fear interviews "within a reasonable timeframe" to determine whether the women and children are eligible for asylum or other relief.

Resource constraints also limited the number of women we could enrol while still being able to conduct 12-month follow-up interviews within the project timeframe.

A challenge will be to ensure all data is entered into the database in a timely way, to allow for both the real time monitoring of recruitment and urine sample location, as well as the conduction of the follow-up interviews within the tight timeframe.

Each table provides a summary of the sample, the sample size, the authors, and the study design in the first column, the age group of the sample in the second column, the timeframe of interviews in the third column, and the main findings in the fourth column.

The timeframe for an interview was predefined to last two to three hours.

A limitation of the study was that not all of the stakeholders who were initially identified by the researchers were available for interview during the study's timeframe.

Of the 400 GPs selected, 44 showed interest in participating; however, only 24 GPs could be contacted within a reasonable timeframe for an interview.

The most likely timeframe for that last interview was late 2013.

Caf president Issa Hayatou revealed the timeframe in a live interview with TV channel France 24 on Tuesday.