The book led to her being interviewed regularly, and the consequent media coverage earned her cult status, sustained by a popular website, redolent of the 1950s world within which her brand of comparatively innocent erotica had flourished.
Information bias, or a systematic error in measuring disease or exposure status, may be introduced when the way in which information is gathered varies systematically: for example, when two interviewers, one in a city and the other in a rural area, do not perform the interview in the same way, consequent differences in results may be erroneously attributed to area of habitation.
Bronfman writes in his declaration (he declined to be interviewed) that the investigation, and the consequent loss of hoasca, "has been a time of almost indescribable stress and sadness for me.
He announced: "In summary, when one combines the extremely aggressive tone of the interview, the constant interruptions, the insults, the ranting, the consequent lack of any substantive content, and the time which the interview was allowed to run on, it seems to me clear that Ofcom was right to conclude that there had been a breach of... the Code".
Former Panther organizer Kathleen Cleaver is circumspect in her interview about the party's open-door recruitment policy and consequent lack of quality control ("We had no idea who these people were!").
[There is] a logical need to reflect the external dimension of this internal market… [and] intensify external energy actions at the EU level [as] there will be joint EU interests with regards to gas once there is a complete internal market' and a consequent ' need at the European level for a stronger external policy (See Personal Interview 8).
In a late June 2013 interview, Alex Winehouse revealed his belief that his sister's eating disorder, and the consequent physical weakness, was the primary cause of her death: She suffered from bulimia very badly.
Interview with consultant 01BsE-1610 Our principal finding is that assessments of residence capacity, consequent judgements about best interests and subsequent discharge decisions are complex from every perspective: difficult for healthcare professionals, but crucial for people with dementia (because determinative of their human rights) and for their families.
We did not collect HIV status of the interviewed participants, hence a possibility of misclassification of non-TB symptoms as those of TB, with consequent unrealistically long periods of delay (several years).
