Sentence examples for a standard interview from inspiring English sources
All interviewers received training in performing a standard interview technique.
All eligible subjects were asked to complete a standardized questionnaire administered by licensed physicians who were trained under a standard interview procedure.
The N.F.L. is considering having a standard interview and making it mandatory that teams share all information.
All of the judges learned in their files that Mr. Donahue had been identified as a psychopath based on a standard interview — that is, he had a history of aggressive acts without showing empathy.
I also tell people at the outset that this isn't a standard interview and I'm not looking for the answer they might think that I want them to give me.
As for Jon Snow, how can I not doff my cap to a presenter who told the journalist Charlotte Edwardes in a Standard interview the other day that for him (and I quote) "sex comes into every evaluation of a woman, there's no doubt about it" – and that the possibility of sex only gets "parked" once a working relationship has been established?
A standard interview-based questionnaire was used to obtain data on demography, clinical and family history.
With that in mind, when coming across a particularly crazy tale of potential impostor syndrome through what would have been a fairly standard interview about a new album from "Nashville" and former "The O.C". actor Chris Carmack, it seemed there might be an audience of those looking to overcome the affliction themselves.
In addition to the "Ew!" bit, Obama also did a more standard interview with Fallon, where she spoke about Malia learning to drive when she turns 16 this summer.
Donker et al 14 validated a brief web-based screening questionnaire for common mental disorders with follow-up phone interviews, using a 'gold standard' interview guide to assess the presence of DSM-IV disorders in the previous 6 months.
The episode then abruptly shifts to Corden's version of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee — which is to say an otherwise standard interview format, set against the backdrop of a sometimes moving car.
