Sentence examples for interviewed values from inspiring English sources

All the responses obtained in this survey have been compared with aircraft noise levels corresponding to the residence locations of the people interviewed (values of NEF levels were calculated with the INM model).

Most of the leaders we interviewed valued the structure imposed by adoption of Lean.

All GPs interviewed valued the data but felt high-risk NSAID prescribing required regular review.

And when you sitting around like for me I usually sit with my parents and my…some of our friends they come in, they come drink grog with my parents like they sit around, most of them they are older than me, but they smoke and they do…." The majority of young people interviewed valued television over almost all other media platforms.

Despite the need to explore the potential reasons for a low RI value during decision-making, the interviewed nurses valued the information.

(GP interview 1) All GPs interviewed highly valued the process of reviewing patients identified as receiving high-risk NSAID or antiplatelet prescriptions.

The interviewed women valued both the medical and specialization as well as humanized aspects of care: OB 3: The fact that this is a specialized kind of care and is thus medically driven was okay for me I was expecting something humane as well as high levels of medical technology where no errors are committed if handled with serious and meticulous care.

A total of 56 community representatives were interviewed and their values for ecosystem services were elicited and mapped.

Indeed, the development of a QoL instrument in this patient setting faces very serious challenges: patients cannot be interviewed about their values post brain injury; patients cannot complete other validated QoL instruments; and responses to questions are limited to "yes" or "no" [ 60- 62].

He says while the people he's interviewed say they value their own space, they don't necessarily care about privacy as a wider issue.

Some specialists interviewed appeared to value high financial rewards more than others, and thus felt more desire to work in the private sector.