Sentence examples for at the third interview from inspiring English sources

The proportion of interviews that were completed by proxy was 39% at the first interview to 25% at the third interview.

At the individual level 41% of the respondents gave an accurate prediction of the VAS at first interview for their health at the third interview.

For the TTO the percentages were similar, at the first interview 43% gave accurate predictions, at the second interview this was 39% and at the third interview 45% recalled their health during the period of the second interview correctly.

Of the 2856 participants recruited to the injured population study, 2823 valued their own health on the EQ-5D at the first interview (3-months), 1457 at the second interview (5-months), and 2247 at the third interview (12-months).

This section will include information on housing conditions (house/apartment, floor), household composition, housing amenities (e.g., size, no. of rooms, heating), housing tenure, duration of living in town and house, how secure the participant feels in their neighbourhood and the participant's economic situation (in Germany the economic situation will be asked at the third interview).

Lee and his colleagues reckoned the mention of police raids and drugs at the first interview stage might have been something of an own goal, the kind of strategic error your well-bred pomeranian sheepdog would never make.

It's a world populated by women who love manicures more than husbands, and by men who are so world-weary that they're surprised by nothing, except a client who tells the truth at the first interview.

Sociodemographic, medical, and psychologic data were elicited at the first interview and completed with medical information in the files.

At the first interview more patients received analgesics that were prescribed on a PRN basis and the doses of administered routine non-opioids including PRN increased.

We examine changes in attrition rates by three groups of variables: sociodemographic and ecological characteristics of the respondent and household, party affiliation and political and social attitudes recorded at the first interview, and paradata about the first wave interview.

Results of the control group showed that at the first interview 70% of the patients were prescribed analgesics by physicians and only 74% of those patients were actually administered analgesics by nurses.