The transcripts were reviewed in order to extract quotations from the patients' responses to each question asked in the cognitive-interview guide.
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In a startlingly Beckett-esque quotation, extracted from the work of the noted 17th-century Spanish writer Francisco de Quevedo, Death admonishes a reluctant victim: "What you call to die is to finish dying and what you call birth is the beginning of death and what you call to live is dying as you go on living".
I was forced to extract the quotations from the text and liquefy them, so that they blended with my own prose.
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Qualitative findings are illustrated through use of direct quotations, extracted from the respondents' discourse.
The main differences centred on the selection and length of quotations extracted from the original paper.
We have therefore made every attempt to maintain anonymity of the sites and the quotations extracted.
Emergent themes were then discussed and agreed and during this process it became apparent that key themes corresponded with Thaddeus and Maine's three Phases of Delay so quotations, extracted from participants' (P) transcripts, are presented using this framework to illustrate themes [ 22].
Key quotations were extracted to highlight findings.
Illustrative quotations were extracted [ 31].
