Sentence examples for interview closely from inspiring English sources

The main aim of the present study was to evaluate the concurrent and discriminant validity of a simplified, relatively brief, structured, diagnostic interview closely linked to the defining features of ASDs in the DSM (see Table 1).

Of these over-90-year-old men and women 60% fell at least once in the year after interview, closely matching the proportion who remembered falling in the year before interview (58%).

Since we spoke yesterday morning, I noticed that the phrasing of passages from the recorded interviews closely resembles not just Truffaut's own statements but the particular wording of the subtitles to Criterion's edition of these two broadcasts.

Those narrative interviews closely follow the anthropological tradition where people's life experience is at the center [ 24].

Caregiver interviews closely mirrored patient interviews with respect to physical symptoms as they related to RCC, with pain being the predominant symptom.

Definitions and explanations used during the interviews closely align with student definitions and explanations in response to question 1b during the homework assignment.

21 25 The senior investigator began by reading the interviews closely, identifying key themes and patterns, reviewing the data multiple times and developing codes as new topics and relationships were identified.

The methods used for concept elicitation and cognitive interviewing closely followed the requirements for generating evidence of content validity for PRO tools, to be used to collect data to support label claims [ 12].

3, the distribution of relevant interview content closely resembled the original distribution of two of the three Q-method opinion factors.

MW, MSS and AO participated in the design of the interview guides, closely followed the data analysis (interviews, coding process and identification of interpretative repertoires) and revised the drafts of this paper.

AA then coded all remaining materials from focus groups and interviews, working closely with the facilitator of the young people's groups and interviews (AF).