Sentence examples for attended in-depth from inspiring English sources

AEs, medical histories and medications elicited from participants in the sampling frame, including additional reports from those who attended in-depth interview, were described statistically by elicitation method.

A total number of 374 interviewees responded to structured questionnaire; 15 service providers attended in-depth interview; and 5 focus group discussions, which had 120 youths from different segments of young people, were conducted in each town.

A 25 year grade 2 attending in-depth interview participant woman reported that, 'I circumcised when I was 12 year old.

This is a key question, but unfortunately we have little surprisingly little research on it.16 Neither the welfare state literature nor the multiculturalism literature has attended in any depth to the role of solidarity, either as a precondition or an outcome.

The Iranian, Mohammed Ali Qanezadeh, a high-ranking diplomat, even attended an in-depth briefing Monday morning by the American military commander, Gen. David H. Petraeus, on NATO's strategy for transition in Afghanistan.

The other co-authors (CH, AA), who are senior psychiatrists and mental health researchers in Ethiopia, attended four in-depth interviews with patients and one FGD with caregivers.

Consequently, 30 promising students were selected to attend more in-depth training at Babson College, where they developed a business plan and then spend the remaining of the program launching their venture in their community with support from local and virtual mentors.

Only one of the policy-makers was unable to attend the in-depth interview due to an illness.

He attended in 2013.

Patients were then invited to attend either an in-depth interview session or a focus group discussion, based on their availability.

We were surprised to observe that patients of GPs with little knowledge of their patients more often experienced short system delays than those attending GPs with in-depth knowledge of their patients, but this is in line with a hypothesis raised earlier suggesting that continuity blinds GPs [ 34, 35].