Sentence examples for interview of critical from inspiring English sources

Refusants were asked to complete a brief telephone interview of critical questions.

Subjects who refused to answer the CAPI were administered a reduced interview of critical items (21% of cases and 19% of controls).

The students provided their videotaped interviews of critical witnesses and affidavits to the prosecutors, but in June the prosecutors subpoenaed far more — the students' investigative memorandums, e-mail messages, notes from multiple interviews with witnesses and class grades.

We performed a qualitative study using semi-structured interviews of critical care stakeholders in the United States, including physicians, nurses and hospital administrators.

After approval from each Institutional Review Board, two intensive care units (ICUs) within major university teaching hospitals served as data collection sites for CTA observations and interviews of critical care providers.

Through a semi-structured interview of stakeholders, critical SSCPs across eight industries were identified in the Indian context.

Mr. McNulty, the chief prosecutor, said that "the intelligence gathered during the interviews may be of critical importance to the national security because detainees may reveal information leading to the identification and apprehension of other terrorist suspects and the prevention of terrorist acts".

"Club vice-captain Philipp Lahm, who gave an interview openly critical of the club, the coach and his team-mates, has violated internal club rules in a flagrant and inexcusable manner," said a terse press release.

An illustration of the most prominent variations in clinical approaches, stated in clinical judgements, among junior and senior doctors, is given in Additional file 3. The strengths of this study include the use of critical incident interview technique [ 19], which has previously been used to elucidate experienced-based knowledge among professionals [ 20, 21, 29].

"Flyboy 2," published earlier this month by Duke University Press, largely consists, like its predecessor, of critical essays, interviews, profiles, and short riffs.

Mr. Reynolds, who declined to be interviewed for this article, is of critical importance to the McCain campaign not simply because of his wealth but also for his layers of contacts with other wealthy donors.