Sentence examples for interviewee picked from inspiring English sources

The Association of Medical Research Charities AMRCC) interviewee picked up on this, acknowledging that the lead researcher on a project may not think about all the different kinds of funding that have made contributions to the final output.

A brief 'eyeballing' of a transcript in any language where questions and responses are clearly marked can usually detect the balance of narrative between interviewer and interviewee, pick up on short responses and lack of probing, and sometimes identify where leading questions have been used.

This method is known as "elite interviewing" ([ 22], p105) where interviewees are picked for their experience and expertise, in this case knowledge of both patients and services; forty Consultant Psychiatrists and seven Service Managers or Nurse Directors took part.

This allowed the interviewees to pick up spontaneously on those factors that were perceived as most important for their innovation and then they were prompted to discuss the issues in more depth.

Make sure that both your voice and your interviewee's are being picked up at a reasonable volume.

Out of this range of potential interviewees, the actual participants will be picked in an iterative process.

You can tell whether music's important to the interviewee by how they talk about it, not by what they've picked.

The interviewees felt that they had received a good grounding in taking history and examination skills and many of them still referred back to the tips they picked up as undergraduates when they examined patients working as doctors.

Make sure your mic is picking up your interviewee's voice.

One interviewee said: How good are we at picking up those who are really at risk to commit suicide?

We also asked Peter to pick out some of his favourite interviewees – which he posts up on his website for outside listeners.