Sentence examples for interview catalogue from inspiring English sources

An epidemiological study which used the Explanatory Model Interview Catalogue (EMIC) reported that 87.5% (78.2 93.8%) of all fevers in children in our study area were treated with one of the recommended antimalarials (at that time SP, amodiaquine or quinine) [13].

The cultural epidemiology approach used for the cross-sectional study required a semi-structured interview catalogue, which produced narratives as well as quantifiable answers based on the explanatory model interview catalogue (EMIC) framework of cultural epidemiology [ 33, 34].

The study combined classical ethnography with the cultural epidemiology approach using EMIC (Explanatory Model Interview Catalogue) tool.

The Explanatory Model Interview Catalogue (EMIC) has been developed to elicit illness-related perceptions, beliefs, and practices (26).

Bhui & Bhugra [ 31] compared the Short Explanatory Model Interview (SEMI) and the Explanatory Model Interview Catalogue (EMIC) [ 32, 33] and discussed the advantages of the SEMI.

This study used semistructured interviews based on the framework of the explanatory model interview catalogue (EMIC) 17 for cultural epidemiology 18 and in-depth interviews.

Like Mr. Hütter's infrequent interviews, "The Catalogue" doesn't divulge much that fans don't already know.

In a catalogue interview, the photographer David Goldblatt explains: "We were denied the experience of knowing what Nelson Mandela looked like.

In the catalogue interview, Whitney dates his mature style to the nineteen-nineties, when he travelled in Egypt and lived and taught in Rome.

In a catalogue interview with the Studio Museum's former director, Lowery Stokes Sims, Whitney says, "We all practiced our dance steps before we did our homework".

As the sculptor explains in an interview for the catalogue to a recent show in California, his father came here to help build the "American railroad," in the late 19th century, then went back to Italy.