Sentence examples for capable of interviewing from inspiring English sources

Purves is capable of interviewing Norwegian contortionist Captain Frodo, whose speciality is to squeeze himself through two tennis rackets, in a genuine spirit of inquiry, rather than in a spirit of taking the piss - which I am afraid might be apparent if others of us were presenting.

The material comprises all PD-patients in the catchment area capable of being interviewed, and all known HHD-users iNorwayat athatatimeme.

Women who gave birth in the last 12 months regardless of their birth outcome were included in the study and those women who were severely ill, mentally and physically not capable of being interviewed were excluded from the study.

Women who were working as FSWs at least 6 months prior to the data collection and who are capable of being interviewed in the selected Kebelles of the sub-cities were considered in the study.

Inclusion criteria for cases were defined to be men over 45 years of age with a confirmed histopathological report of adenocarcinoma of the prostate, who had been residents of Zhejiang Province for at least 10 years and were capable of being interviewed.

And wow, imagine that I am capable of that" (Interview 6).

Thus, field personnel and coordinators were capable of conducting interviews and performing clinical assessments.

Adult clients were eligible to participate if they: had at least one face to face contact with an eligible service within the prior two weeks; spoke English; were mentally and physically capable of completing the interview (determined at interview, or by clinician/family discretion prior); and were not involved in another community health study.

In addition to this, participants had to be cognitively capable of following the interview.

People capable of doing research?' (Interview, government official, South Africa) In Thailand, where the partner institution is a quasi-government institution, research staff are technically seconded from the Ministry of Public Health which does not recognise 'research' as a 'career'career

However, the under-representation of older patients is also likely to be due in part to selection bias, as participants needed to be capable of consent and be interviewed in order to take part in the study.