Sentence examples for blindly interviewed from inspiring English sources
The most precise survey was based on a population-based twin registry where the twin pairs were blindly interviewed by physicians [18, 19].
To measure concurrent validity, subjects who reported SAD on at least one occasion and randomly selected non-cases were blindly interviewed with the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis-I disorders (SCID-I), as gold standard (n = 51).
I have never understood why some applicants fly blindly into their interviews when if they only asked a few questions ahead of time they would be much better prepared.
After independent raters evaluated the interviews blindly, DSM-III-R diagnoses were assigned by a consensus of experts well-versed in the local cultures.
Participants were 40 subjects with ADHD (23M/17F; 35±10 yrs) and 60 healthy adults (28M/32F; 29±9 yrs) blindly assessed using Wender-Reimherr interview ratings, Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Disorders and DSM-IV criteria.
In addition, to improve the reliability of the dietary analysis, all the completed dietary interview logs were blindly analysed by a second-trained researcher.
A subset of consultation and interview transcripts were blindly coded in parallel by MW and coding themes compared.
Before final diagnostic assignments were made, information derived from these interviews was reviewed blindly by a committee of expert clinicians that included board certified child and adult psychiatrists and experienced licensed psychologists.
Clinical interviews were rated blindly for DSM-III-R lifetime and point prevalence diagnoses yielding good to excellent rates of agreement between two independent blind raters (kappa coefficients ranged from 0.63 to 1.00).
Content-analysis reliability was evaluated by establishing the stability (intra-coder variability) of DTP coding [ 46] in four randomly selected interviews which were then blindly re-coded.
Over all, the United States Forest Service and other agencies "are not as prepared for the wildfire season as the agencies would like us to blindly believe," Mr. Judd said in an interview.
