Sentence examples for interview leading to from inspiring English sources

Relapse will be assessed every 6 months by "Longitudinal follow-up evaluation" (LIFE) (Keller et al. 1987), a structured interview leading to reliable information about course of illness, time in remission, development of new affective episodes (relapse), and comorbidity.

At the same time, mounting evidence suggests that a substantial proportion of individuals previously diagnosed with BD may fail to meet formal diagnostic criteria upon structured interview, leading to false-positive cases in addition to the false-negative cases encountered in routine care (Zimmerman et al. 2008).

Mothers could have forgotten the morbidity event during the interview leading to misreporting on the occurrence of illness.

One hundred and thirteen patients refused the interview, leading to a final total of 3 528 cases (2 648 men and 880 women) (response rate: 96.9%).

This might be explained by the analgesics wearing off in the control group by the time of the interview (leading to increased pain).

In order to do this, probing questions must be answered in a qualitative interview leading to multi-layered responses that include information concerning social factors, knowledge, coping strategies and symptom narratives.

The algorithm was modified to address the issues raised in the cognitive interviews, leading to its final form (see Figure  1), as approved by the two lead guidelines authors.

The Department of Homeland Security has too few officials stationed in Amman to conduct the required interviews, leading to further delays.

Not long after Al Franken won his three-hundred-and-twelve-vote landslide victory, in 2009, and became Minnesota's junior senator, I called his office to set up what I had hoped would be a series of interviews leading to a Profile in the magazine.

However, sleep problems were not frequently reported during patient concept elicitation interviews, leading to the conclusion that its absence on the SF-36v2 will not negatively affect the validity of the instrument in this population.

Even though Dara had been coy in interviews leading to the 2012 Olympics, she was essentially giving the world a "wink" that she would indeed attempt yet another feat at age 45.