Sentence examples for based on detailed interviews from inspiring English sources
The report is based on detailed interviews with some 130 people, including victims of violence, former convicts, health workers and local and foreign officials.
The CPAG report, based on detailed interviews with 11 London local authorities, also found many working households would also face substantial income shortfalls as a result of housing benefit caps.
These individuals were compared with the rest of the group both in terms of IQ and other possible interfering factors, as well evidence based on detailed interviews with friends and family.
But based on detailed interviews with local residents, military officials, survivors of the attack, and two local boys who said they were kidnapped by contra forces just before the killings, Americas Watch concludes that a large rebel column was operating near the highway when the killings occurred.
Based on detailed interviews with thirty judges our answer to the "How Bayesian are Judges?" question is: Not at all.
"I constructed sets that were based on detailed interviews with friends and colleagues.
The figures are based on detailed household interviews conducted quarterly by the census agency in Mexico, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography.
The results of the study, published on Monday in the journal Pediatrics, are based on detailed telephone interviews with 1,560 children across the country.
Based on detailed research and interviews with hundreds of women, U voyny ne zhenskoe litso earned widespread critical recognition and established her reputation as an "oral historian" of collective identity.
Unlike some earlier studies based on detailed information from questionnaires or interviews, we have no detailed information on the actual level or frequency of the occupational exposure.
This report presents the results of a comprehensive costing analysis – based on detailed inspection of financial records, interviews with sexuality education program personnel, and primary data collection through specifically designed surveys in schools – in all countries studied.
