Ritchie spent most of the interview sizing me up, but couldn't place me.
Qualitative interview sample sizes are based on our expectations for the number of interviews required to cover a range of experiences and to reach the point where no new themes are identified in the analysis.
When he was a young man in Sudan, he told The New York Times in a 1985 interview, his size was not so remarkable.
When asked in an interview to size up the changes on the bus this year, he declined, saying, "I am following the campaign more or less, but not in any deep way".
The main weakness of the study in interpreting the results is that the interview sample size is small, and entirely made up of GP teachers.
The interview sample size was methodologically adequate [ 19] but the relatively small number of records reviewed was a pragmatic choice, based on previous experience [ 15].
In the qualitative phase of validation family carers reported age, gender, first language, language of interview, household size, number of children responsible for, and location of home (urban, peri-urban, rural).
HER-2/ neu positive tumours were not related with menopausal state, age at interview, tumour size, grade and stage, nodal and estrogen receptor status, but there was a modest positive association between HER-2/ neu and progesterone negative tumours.
When comparing outcomes of the data analyses and farmers' interviews, field size, distance from farm center and soil type were considered to be primary drivers for land allocation.
This shows the frequency of use of codes across selected interviews; the size of the square shows how often the code was applied.
