Sentence examples for interview output from inspiring English sources

Distill also compiles all the relevant data and interview output in one place, so recruiters and managers don't have to go scavenging for it in multiple places.

The interview material was thematically coded, analysed, categorised, and interpreted, with all interview output contextualised with ethnographic observations of the discourse and practice of the BBMRI and MIABIS projects.

To meet revalidation requirements doctors must provide a core set of supporting information and there is increasing emphasis on the quality of the appraisal interview and its outputs: the summary of discussion and the Personal Development Plan (PDP).

Pushing off in 1640, Strausbaugh marshals archives, the Village's artistic output and interviews with members of several key scenes — including the jazz and folk explosions — to tell the story of the area's four centuries as a counterculture mecca.

"His theatrical and film output and the interviews he gives demonstrate that, in ideological and political terms, he is not with us.

This is a big deal for the website, because its AMAs are its most high-profile output — among those interviewed by the internet community are President Obama and Bill Gates.

To structure the 'diagnostic' output of the interviews the 'systems ladder' of Meadows was used as guiding framework (See Table  1) [ 12].

After reading all of the coded interviews and examining the code output from each of the groups several times, a few key themes began to emerge including the role of low STI knowledge and high perceived stigma on STI-care seeking and the lack of quality health education received.

In the interview, he speaks about the large output of editorial video and how the publisher works with brands around sponsorships and custom content.

The output of in depth interviews with stakeholders from the detergents industry is combined with various sources of secondary data and reveals a variety of non-technological novelties attributed to regulation that are relevant to innovation.

Beginning an interview with Joyce Carol Oates by discussing her prodigious output has become, these days, almost a convention of the genre.