Sentence examples for and ease of interviews from inspiring English sources

Each city/town required 3 4 days to complete study procedures except that in Ficksburg, owing to its size and ease of interviews, it was completed in just 1 day.

Sample sizes varied across the stakeholder groups and were based on the demographics of different groups and the availability and ease of access for household interviews (Shackleton et al. 2015a).

All questions were pre-tested for clarity and ease of response using cognitive interviewing techniques (n=10), and the wording was adjusted where necessary.

The data relating to patient reaction to the computer interview and ease of use by patients includes all 98 patients, who filled out a questionnaire about their experiences with the computer-assisted interview.

The instruments were chosen according to comprehensiveness, established reliability and validity, appropriateness for the age group ≥ 65 years, understandability and ease of administration in face-to-face interviews.

The questionnaire was piloted, for comprehension and ease of use, using guidelines from cognitive interviewing [43] on a small sample of heritage researchers and then edited before being launched.

Phase I utilized individual, face-to-face interviews to assess patient understanding and ease of self-administration of the draft NVSA© items on an electronic diary (eDiary).

Stage II (Cognitive Interviewing): The Flu-PRO was administered to a unique set of influenza-positive adults within 14 days of diagnosis; telephone interviews addressed completeness, respondent interpretation of items and ease of use.

Patient structured interviews were performed by native speaking and trained interviewers to assess the questionnaire's clarity and ease of comprehension, cultural equivalence and relevance of the questions.

The interview guide was tested for content relevance and ease of application prior to data collection.

All FGDs and interviews were therefore conducted in English to ensure consistency and ease of discussion amongst respondents.