Sentence examples for interview owing to from inspiring English sources

Seven of the women participated in the study; one was absent at time of interview owing to psychosocial problems.

Although van Manen [ 39] and Benner [ 42] recommended carrying out a second interview in order to validate the researcher's interpretation and thus increase the authenticity of results, we conducted only one interview owing to the delicate and demanding nature of disclosure and to the difficulties encountered in setting up the first meeting.

Everything is paper/email-based (a recent decision does allow prospective Pakistani students to be interviewed, owing to the complete shambles that exists in relation to UK visas in that country).

Only one member of the health staff (a nurse at a health center) was interviewed owing to time constraints.

Seventeen interviews were conducted face-to-face, while three were conducted as telephone interviews owing to practical requirements and long travel distances in rural Norway.

We stopped recruitment when we reached 30-35 interviews, owing to the depth and duration of interviews, richness of data, and complexity of the analytical task.

Of the 1571 cases we sought to enrol, 1217 cases (77.5%) entered the study (221 declined participation and 133 were not interviewed owing to serious illness, impairment, or failure to respond to multiple contact attempts).

Klentak, Middleton and team president Andy MacPhail all declined interview requests Wednesday, owing to the ongoing state of negotiations with Harper and agent Scott Boras.

In addition, although we had planned that a third of the heads of households to be interviewed be males, owing to the difficulty of getting male heads of households at home during the period of the survey, the proportion was reduced to 23.5%%.

By the time I arrived at this interview and realised that, owing to a mixup, I'd kept her waiting an hour already, I accepted that we were going to be in for a testing time.

Some participants may regard a face-to-face interview as a burden, owing to the need to invite the investigator as a guest in their home.