Sentence examples for interview of key from inspiring English sources

Based on a survey of 105 informal service facilities in three districts in Ashanti Region of Ghana, interview of key staff of government agencies andwater quality test performed on samples from the various informal facilities, the paper discusses the regulatory and monitoring system for the informal services that will ultimately improve water delivery.

Qualitative approaches including document analysis and interview of key informants were employed.

Specifically, our methodology included: a review of project documents; a survey of key beneficiaries (principals, teachers, students and parents); and an interview of key UNICEF, EU, and MoE staff involved in the planning, design, and the execution of the project.

Building on validated survey instruments, we developed a questionnaire and conducted interviews of key executive leaders.

From the urgent appeals and letters of advice, open letters of joint signature and interviews of key persons, one can observe that the two NGOs obviously have quite different styles, which made the complementation possible and the advocacy more productive.

Specific techniques, e.g. multi-criteria decision making, were used to conduct and/or analyze data from secondary sources, together with interviews of key informants and questionnaire surveys of households.

All of these studies take into consideration a combination of qualitative and quantitative data and are supported here by new interviews of key actors and new analysis of publically available statistics, economic data and production data from various taxi dispatching companies and health corporations, together with licence data from regional governments in Norway.

The work is based on a unique empirical approach that combines the results from NPD research with insights gained from expert interviews of key innovation stakeholders in industry in order to come up with a list of key success factors for the ideation process.

Based on 98 structured interviews of key UITT stakeholders (i.e., university administrators, academic and industry scientists, business managers, and entrepreneurs) at five research universities in two regions of the US, we conclude that these stakeholders have different perspectives on the desired outputs of UITT.

Information on the mobility of professionals was collected by telephone interviews of key informants.

The study used telephone interviews of key informants from the management teams of the cancer networks.