Sentence examples for high-quality interviews from inspiring English sources

Instead he spoke enthusiastically about the fiber-optic cable connection at his home office in Santa Monica, Calif., which he uses for high-quality interviews by phone, and why he never wants to retire fully.

These exclusions did not provide evidence of selection or information bias, although restriction of the analysis to high-quality interviews resulted in slightly higher risk estimates.

Interviewers needed time to gain experience interviewing older respondents and to develop strategies for high-quality interviews: the average duration of interviews, excluding vignettes, decreased on average by 14 minutes from about 34 minutes at the beginning of the interviews to 20 minutes towards the end.

Interviewers will have a background in healthcare to ensure a high-quality interview.

Businesses need high-quality interview tools to effectively engage with the best candidates.

To ensure high quality interviews, specific training should be implemented.

A total of 1,107 (53.0%) subjects had reliable or high quality interview data, as reported by the interviewer, and more than 70% of y in the exposure window (see methods below) with valid THM data, representing 548 (50.6%) cases and 559 (55.5%) controls in the final analysis.

While there is some disagreement among researchers about what constitutes good quality transcription [ 16, 18], for the purposes of this audit we characterize a high quality interview transcript as a complete and accurate reflection of the verbal exchange between the interviewer and interviewee during the interview.

This project will acquire and deploy a system to enable simple and cost-effective production of high-quality video interviews with public health experts located all over the world, thereby incorporating a more diverse array of voices and perspectives into the Bloomberg School's online courses and degree programs.

For our course on international organizations, for example, 2U provided resources that allowed for high-quality, filmed interviews of half a dozen policymakers and experts at United Nations headquarters in New York.

Unfortunately, because so many high-quality longitudinal, interview-based, and specific-stressor studies have been excluded by the sample-size restriction, the results of the planned analyses will be difficult to interpret.