Sentence examples for interview direct from inspiring English sources
In the interview "direct marketing" was mentioned as being a large part of the role and I soon found myself cold calling people in a cool attempt to recruit them to run a marathon on behalf of the charity.
Watts arrived wearing jeans for the first interview, direct from the airplane from New York City.
The follow-up information was updated at 3-month intervals through onsite interview, direct calling, or medical chart review by a trained clinical specialist.
The recurrent costs of the smear and chest-x-ray diagnostic test for TB were calculated by tabulating the ingredients involved, and their individual costs were determined by: provider interview, checking the provider's records, manufacturer interview, direct price observation and using WHO-STOP TB planning and budgeting estimates for Nigeria [ 20].
As she said in the interview, directing her comments to BBC executives: "I know what's funny.
All scientists employed directly by the federal government are working behind a screen with all requests for interview directed through a media office, and any researcher subject to gag order without justification.
As the interview directed MADRS showed a similar structure for these patients, we considered them as reasonable.
The current research applied ergonomic principles and methods (interviews, direct observation and focus groups) to describe common EDC system operations, and to identify constraints and conflicting procedural practices.
The iterative development of the Falls Risk Assessment and Management System (FRAMS) drew upon research evidence and early consumer and clinician input through focus groups, interviews, direct observations, and an online questionnaire.
The research uses mixed methods research design with a broad range of data-collection methods, including household surveys, interviews, direct observation and photography, documentary review and policy document analysis.
Qualitative methods include the use of open-ended interviews, direct observation, and/or written documents to find out the way in which a program has impacted its participants (Patton, 1990).
