Sentence examples for interview yields from inspiring English sources

Christopher Oram's design, by placing an enlarged TV screen above the interview, yields devastating close-ups of Nixon's crumbling confession.

Among other valuable clinical information not relevant to this study, an OPD interview yields material pertaining to repetitive dysfunctional interpersonal relations that are specifically involved in the patient's depression.

Miller [ 6, 7] suggested that because the structured interview yields precise diagnostic data, appropriate treatments may be delivered earlier, leading to more rapid recovery and shorter hospital stays.

We assume that the attack is detected through the appearance of infected persons with symptoms, and that as cases are identified, patient interview yields the approximate time at which symptoms appeared, a process which avoids the need for explicit estimates of reporting delay.

The 20-minute interview yielded little of great substance.

Ms. Sonenstein said that methodology, known as a self-administered interview, yielded more reliable information on sensitive subjects.

SCID-I interview yielded a variety of mood disorders in both groups.

An interview yielded the diagnosis of Clinical Somatization (CS) and the diagnosis of current depressive and anxiety disorders.

The complete obstetric histories obtained in one interview yielded a similar abortion rate (10.5/1000) but only a half of stillbirth rate (13.8/1000) compared to the annual survey method.

Data on drug and alcohol use in the 30 days before the interview yielded composite scores to indicate severity 26; scores ranged from 0 (no problem) to 1 (a severe problem).

In this cohort, sexually transmitted disease and alcohol use (self-report by interview yielded very low use) were not significantly associated with exposure or birth outcomes (p > 0.05), and their inclusion did not alter effect sizes.