Sentence examples for interviewed specifically from inspiring English sources

One of the dads I interviewed specifically pointed out that The Hunger Games producers/director go out of their way to not feature anything very gory, there is no cursing and there is no overt sexual tones.

Five studies did not state how many participants were interviewed specifically in sites identified as high performers.

(Midwife, FGD, referral hospital) Doctors we interviewed specifically mentioned the need for health workers to encourage women to be mobile: "Women are not encouraged to walk.

A total of 35 of the 42 parents interviewed specifically reported that "gaining knowledge and confidence" was a big part of their experience.

Many of the participants we interviewed specifically cited these stories and were aware that by going abroad for care they were potentially endangering their future access to follow-up or emergency care at home.

For those providers no longer at the original site (the site where they were at the time of the training), it was assumed that they were not providing VCT services unless the person interviewed specifically stated that they were.

All participants were interviewed by specifically trained interviewers (M. P., P. G., and A. D. A). using the Structured Clinical Interview for Separation Anxiety Symptoms (SCI-SAS) [ 17] and the Adult Separation Anxiety Checklist (ASA-27) [ 18].

(I interviewed five specifically for the post, though there were a number of other informal conversations. Since it went up, I've received emails from people describing similar experiences, plus several comments that you can read below).

That certainly seemed the case with Reyes since Ryan interviewed her specifically about clueless singers and how they laugh at them at home.

When given the opportunity to review the HPA guidance [ 7], 35% of interviewed GPs specifically stated they would use the guidance now they had seen it.

In this context, Flick 16 18 has developed the method of the 'episodic interview' specifically designed to compare the subjective concepts of specific groups.