* The N.C.A.A. enforcement staff failed, even after repeated requests, to interview many essential witnesses of great integrity who could have provided first-hand testimony, including, unbelievably, Paul Dee, who has since passed away, but who served as Miami Athletic Director during many of the years that violations were alleged to have occurred.
Rohde sets out on Nov. 10, 2008, to interview a Taliban commander, an interview he thinks is essential to the success and importance of his book.
Accept invitations to interview.
For instance, various studies relying on interviews with farmers have been conducted, such interviews appearing essential to properly interpret the genetic diversity [ 11, 25- 27].
This experience and knowledge was essential to the development of the interview guide.
A patient-centered medical interview is essential to create good interpersonal relationships and information exchange; it may also contribute to the diagnostic value of the patient history and facilitate informed decision making [ 18, 19].
Although quantitative measurement of outcomes will provide insight into the potency of our intervention, a process evaluation (whereby participants are interviewed) is also essential to examine the content fidelity ("what is done") and process fidelity ("how it is done") of program implementation [ 46].
"Leaks" - like investigation, revelation and interview - were essential to the new journalism.
The journey would seem to involve a message: that Ms. Smith, 49, was meant to perform her own work, whether she wants to or not, and that whatever particular blend of inquisitiveness and insight she brings to the process of drawing people out in interviews is ultimately essential to bringing those people to life onstage.
The interviews are considered essential to assess patient's motivation to change (Likert scales 0 10 on importance of the problem+self-confidence to change) and to strengthen their willingness to cope.
