Sentence examples for concern for the interviewed from inspiring English sources

15 Financial reimbursement for home haemodialysis is a central concern for the interviewed clinicians.

Ease of use was a central concern for the FPs interviewed.

Quality: Similarly, the quality of the healthcare services obtained abroad was a key concern for the stakeholders interviewed.

Labels such as Yamamoto, Issey Miyake, Comme des Garçons and Yuki always showed scant concern for seasons: interviewed by The Village Voice in 1983, Issey Miyake outlined his opposition to the fashion cycle: "I want my customer to be able to wear a sweater I designed 10 years ago with this year's pants".

Our empirical results suggest that the additivity bias is not statistically significant in our case, even if specific relation between landscape attributes due to what we call the composition effect is of concern for the population we interviewed.

Social desirability bias is of particular concern for the data from interviews about the IEC materials, as the FCHVs may have felt compelled to give positive feedback.

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Two main themes were identified in the process of analysing the interviews: concern for the patient and sustainable working conditions.

The Tory strategy of eliding its undeserving benefits claimants narrative with Labour's traditional concern for the poor – in his Today programme interview, Mr Duncan Smith repeatedly referred to Labour as "the welfare party" in order to undermine its criticisms of his policy – is too slippery to address easily.

"This guy has no concern for the truth," Zeltner said in an interview.

In the interview, Mr. Obama also expressed concern for the state of football in America, particularly at the college level, where there is no union to represent the interests of players.