The social cross section of people interviewed in this study seems to be adequate for future studies and aimed at the identification of LQOs at the regional level.
While some colleges accept considerable responsibility for medical claims, many others assume almost none, according to a review of public documents from a cross section of universities and interviews with current and former athletes, trainers, administrators and N.C.A.A. officials.
The movie's seven subjects, who represent a cross section of scientific endeavor, are interviewed sequentially in cinematic chapters that begin with chatty thumbnail biographies and broaden to include topics like "the work" and "the future".
But over all, the cross section of station wagon enthusiasts the filmmakers interviewed were not deterred that station wagons were out of fashion.
Wilkinson's frustrated attempts to discover what prompted the arson became an extensive investigation, and as the author interviewed a cross section of Guatemalans — from the former defense minister General Gramajo to eighty-year-old peasant farmers — his friend's plantation emerged as a microcosm of Guatemala's hidden and terrible history.
We interviewed a cross section of provincial actors, from senior to frontline, observed processes and reviewed secondary data, to construct a descriptive-explanatory case study of early implementation of the PHC outreach team strategy and the factors facilitating this in the province.
The International Republican Institute conducted its first Cuban study in October and plans regular interviews with a cross section of Cubans.
THE records would also enable independent monitors to do follow-up interviews with a cross section of citizens who had been stopped by the police.
Indeed, in interviews with a cross section of people, this election has led many to ask why the choice of the next president, though it is for a job that is largely ceremonial, should not be put to a direct vote.
We selected 79 for interview, representing a cross section of cancer types and stages, gender, and sexual orientation, reflecting the larger study population.
Its work began with interviews of a broad cross section of people — not just seasoned drivers, but also airplane pilots and A.T.M. users.
