Sentence examples for corresponding interview from inspiring English sources

Here is one item that was available, with its corresponding interview: Slightly Used Schmincke Oil Paint – From a collection of 43 stolen oil paints.

The strength of the associations between the diary and corresponding interview subscales varied considerably (Table  2).

For each of the categories of the Meadows ladder we summarize the results including a statement and corresponding "interview quotes".

As the person level mean symptom scores were positively skewed, non-parametric Spearman's correlations established the degree to which mean diary scores resembled their corresponding interview subscales.

The three interview guides had each been pre-tested with two people from the corresponding interview group, and minor alterations were consequently made.

Passive apathetic social withdrawal, excitement, hostility and cognitive disorganisation items showed weak and non-significant correlations with their corresponding interview scores, requiring further consideration.

With a location-based headset, viewers can hear corresponding interviews, commentary and -- of course -- music as they move through the show, thanks to technology provided by exhibit sponsor Sennheiser.

So, as I understand it, it's a calendar insert that's full of punk photos from Vancouver with corresponding interviews you've done regarding each photo or the artist in each photo that's stuck inside of a vinyl compilation that mainly features your band, The Evaporators, but there's a lot of cover songs from other artists on there as well.

The consultation and interview data were linked within cases whereby interview data were considered alongside each corresponding consultation.

When clicking on a criterion in the decision making panel (Fig. 7-4) the corresponding interactive interview is started.

Eight participants were shown the FPS-R first, along with its corresponding cognitive interview questions, while seven participants were shown the NRS first, so as to lessen the effect of order on preference.