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Each case study comprised face-to-face interviews with project leaders, team members, and the managers responsible for the innovation project in question.

The 2007 survey comprised face-to-face interviews of 10 364 adults, 4369 men and 5995 women (aged 18 years or more) in private households in the Republic of Ireland and the response rate was 62%.

The survey comprised face-to-face detailed health and lifestyle interviews with 10,364 respondents aged 18+ years administered by trained social interviewers as well as two physical measurement sub-samples: anthropometric measures in a sub-sample of 967 respondents aged 18-44 years and a more detailed physical examination of a sub-sample of 1,207 respondents aged 45+ years.

These consultations comprise face-to-face discussions and circulation and revision of drafts.

It comprises face-to-face interviews with all participants, and a self-completion module on domestic violence for participants aged 16 59 years only.

On the one hand this could imply that the system was of less use to education professionals: their communication with parents usually comprises face-to-face contact, while their inter-professional communication might be less focused on the integrated care network but more on the internal contact within the school/day care centre.

This was achieved using data from case studies comprised of face-to-face interviews (N = 931), internal vibration measurements (N = 755), and noise calculations (N = 688) collected within the study "Human Response to Vibration in Residential Environments" by the University of Salford, UK.

The qualitative phase comprised of face-to-face semi-structured interview from volunteers in the study.

Participation comprised a face-to-face interview and all participants gave written consent prior to interview.

Data collection comprised of face-to-face structured interviews and focus group discussions.

Second round interviews comprised 14 face-to-face semi-structured interviews with 18 participants from a total of eight agencies (five multilaterals, two academics and one foundation).