Sentence examples for interviewed to avoid from inspiring English sources

Finally, healthy people at risk for stroke could be interviewed to avoid any biases from being in the emergency department at the time of the survey.

From each selected household, either the wife or husband was interviewed, to avoid the double counting of girls.

We have used a generic term HCP for health care professionals interviewed to avoid identification, just indicating the different sites and distinguishing between discussion group interview data (DGP) and follow up interview data (FU).

The interviewer was blind regarding the KINDEX assessment before the validation interview to avoid any bias.

Despite all this, he tends, in interviews, to avoid claiming any authority.

Among more than 80 witnesses, along with 240 people who gave confidential interviews to avoid reprisals against relatives in North Korea, were escapers from the country's feared prison camps, including one who reported seeing a female prisoner forced to drown her newborn baby because it was presumed to have a Chinese father.

By that reckoning, she is also like the Archbishop of Canterbury, but this thought was quickly supplanted by amazement that Bailey - who has gone to great pains in interviews to avoid being pigeonholed, mentioning her love of Led Zeppelin and L7 - hadn't simply given up and gone back home to Leeds in despair.

Secretary of the Treasury Lawrence H. Summers has opposed some of the commission's findings, and Mr. Kohler, a 57-year-old former high official in the German finance ministry, sought in the interview to avoid an impression that he and Mr. Summers were on a collision course.

Thus, our questionnaire may have benefited from additional validation tests but we have deliberately eliminated validation against direct interview to avoid patient-to-doctor-bias.

Special consideration was made during the interview to avoid alerting participants to the concept of medication overuse headache (MOH), to avoid influencing their reports of medication use during the next phase of the study.

"Always try in interviews to avoid the cliches about the problems of public life.