Sentence examples for interview categories from inspiring English sources

Due to the short time permitted to plan the evaluation and limitations due to the summer holidays, the response rates for certain interview categories was lower than desired.

Each researcher then subjected the data to a process of content analysis and coding according to the three interview categories [ 21].

The county TB programme was responsible for the coordination of the project and communicated with the relevant departments falling into the interview categories.

In both interview categories (qualitative and quantitative) the study explored the level of implementation of audit recommendations and interviewers' suggestions for improvement of the audit systems in their respective facilities.

Mr. Wallace was honored in the interview category for a "60 Minutes" session with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran.

In the best interview category, Jeremy Vine's encounter with Gordon Brown after his TV microphone malfunction during last year's general election is vying with John Humphrys's questioning of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Danny Baker's quizzing of Sir Elton John.

The Architect, an exclusive in-depth conversation with Dr. James Mitchell, a retired Air Force psychologist and the creator of the CIA's interrogation program, was also acknowledged in the Emmys' Outstanding Interview category.

There were also 43 instances where interviewees added new information that had not been discussed during the interview (category 6).

There were 204 instances in which an interviewee made grammatical changes and/or revised the transcript in an apparent effort to clarify or articulate better a point made in the interview (category 4).

The odds of having an induced abortion more than doubled with an increase in women's age (at interview) category: the odds were 2.37 times greater among women aged 25 34, and almost 4 times greater among women aged 35 49 years, compared to women aged 18 24 years.

It is less clear whether interviewees should be given the opportunity to edit the wording of statements made in their interviews (category 4) or to include additional information (category 6).