Sentence examples for interview resulting in from inspiring English sources

MEPS interviewers are trained to seek out changes in life circumstances from the previous interview resulting in a rich source of time-varying information about the respondents on factors like employment and health status.

The major strength of this study was the direct structured interview resulting in a smaller sample size.

It was tested in one interview resulting in some minor changes.

In each sampled facility, the most experienced (senior) health worker was selected for interview, resulting in a sample where almost all the 8 health workers were facility heads.

Other methods of hearing about the study were determined at the first interview, resulting in an additional category of family/friend (word of mouth communication) being obtained.

Of these cases, 100 were deceased, 151 were lost to follow-up before interview and 181 refused to participate or did not complete the baseline interview, resulting in a final sample size of 1173 cases.

The interview resulted in several articles and the publication of the full transcript.

Although he found the subject interesting, the basis in interview resulted in a "choppy book" that was "no more than an interim report".

The interview resulted in a photograph, run by the AP, showing Young holding a hand-painted sign asking Bush, "Why won't you meet with me?," as he struggled and sweltered in the 100+ degree heat of central Texas in August, ice-packs crammed into his clothing, unable, due to his injury, to regulate his own body's heat.

The conversational mode of the interview resulted in a few spontaneous questions that were not given to all interviewees.

The inclusion of comments such as "the majority of my working life" and "all of my working life" regarding a job recorded in the qualitative interview, resulted in a total agreement of 82.4%.