Sentence examples for documentation of interviews from inspiring English sources

Documentation of interviews that had been translated included the Tagalog transcription and the English translation side-by-side to facilitate quality checking of the translation by SDRC co-investigators.

In a memorandum dated Dec. 1 and obtained yesterday by The New York Times, the league's committee on workplace diversity lists provisions for interviewing coaching candidates, including the documentation of every interview conducted, the elimination of telephone-only interviews, and the involvement of the team owner in interviewing finalists for the job.

For the documentation of the interviews different methods were used.

The documentation of these interviews within texts is not very sustainable and other methods for the documentation of expert knowledge are required.

The committee's new guidelines include the documentation of every interview for the job of head coach, the elimination of telephone-only interviews and the involvement of club owners in the interviews of finalists.

"The documentation of the interview with Brendan Boland, signed in his presence, clearly identifies me as the 'notary' or 'note taker,' " the cardinal said in a statement in response to the program.

Keppel published a detailed documentation of the Green River interviews, and later collaborated with Michaud on another examination of the interview material.

The analysis was performed on the 14,603 patients with documentation of handicap (eight interviews were stopped before the handicap was documented).

Methodology The evaluation used a variety of methods such as desk reviews of relevant documentation, interviews of key informants, as well as field visits.

Mancusi-Ungaro's frustration that she couldn't consult with Rothko during the restoration process led her, in 1991, to start the Artist Documentation Program, a series of interviews with artists about their "materials, working techniques, and intent for conservation of their works".

In any case, contemporaneous reporting seldom, if ever, can deliver the brilliant texture of, say, Robert Caro's three volumes (with another in the works) on Lyndon Johnson, unmatched in their scrupulous combination of documentation and interviews, which together reflect the wisdom of passing time.