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They may be more eager to write market commentaries and be interviewed to get their name out and show how smart they are.

Thus, it is not known today who and how many representatives should be interviewed to get reliable results.

At baseline all patients will be interviewed to get the baseline PLDL-score of the last week before the injury.

When I was being interviewed to get my medical registration to practise as a doctor in Botswana, I was surprised to be given a stern warning: "There are only three circumstances when a patient may have an abortion: in cases of rape or incest, where there is a risk of life to the mother, or foetal abnormality, but only before 16 weeks".

In addition to the community interviews, key informants were interviewed to get a more distant view on raiding motives, conflict trend lines and conflict effects on rural livelihoods.

In addition, the key informants (n = 15) from the local community were interviewed to get additional information about how the LULC in their surrounding area evolved through time and about their observations of the causes of the changes.

After one year, of the 19 included GPs, 14 GPs (three women), were interviewed to get an insight into the perceived usefulness of the tailored interventions.

Health staffs were also interviewed to get an opinion on some of the resources required the daily management of malaria patients.

The following institutions were visited and interviewed to get general picture about industrial production; development and water demand in the city of Kigali and in Rwanda generally.

Informational interviews are less formal interviews where you're principally trying to get information, and you don't expect the person you're interviewing to offer you job.

Seven members of the surgical teaching faculty in the MUHAS Departments of Surgery, Orthopaedics, Obstetrics and Anaesthesiology were interviewed individually to get their feedback on the skills actually taught and those they believed students were missing.