Preparation of the coding process was made by a thorough (re)reading of the interviews and phrasing the understanding of the interviewee's story in answer to the research question in a narrative report and/or a conceptual scheme per interview.
Across the interviews the phrase " hii ni kawaida kwa wazee' (meaning this is normal for old people) was mentioned several times by both patients and caregivers.
Before the start of the pilot study, both the content of the interview and the phrasing of the questions were reviewed by experts in qualitative research and in paediatrics.
Often they would give up after repeatedly failing at the interview stage, with phrases such as "the wrong cultural fit" ringing in their ears.
He said he was indebted to one of the 20 or 30 newspapermen present at that interview for the phrase "to get with it".
A proper security-style interview - Chilling phrase used by John Scarlett, head of the Joint Intelligence Committee, about the rigorous questioning Kelly should face so 'that all these inconsistencies are thrashed out'.
Is this a friend in the media, or a member of the political class?" This came after Farage had been challenged earlier in the interview over a phrase where he discussed "members of the political class and their friends in the media".
When told in a telephone interview that the phrase had turned up in a play, Mr. Steiner said, "It's shocking to me to hear that, but still I can't quite fathom that it's that widely known and recognized".
"It's a wartime presidency," she said in an interview, using a phrase that Mr. Bush's aides now often toss around casually, even though it seems jarring to many Americans who see the country in a struggle with terrorists, but not a global all-out war.
Jenner's mother gave a long interview where the phrase "transitioning into a woman" was again used.
