Sentence examples for interviewees knowledge from inspiring English sources

In this analysis, themes were sought within the frame of the interview guide, and key quotations were used to reflect the interviewees' knowledge, attitudes, and practices.

According to the interviewees, knowledge was produced mainly by researchers, research and training institutes, and to a lesser extent by consultancy agencies.

Interviewees' knowledge and beliefs regarding colorectal cancer, screening programs in general and colorectal cancer screening in particular are presented in Table 1.

In the first section, transition probabilities and cycle times were developed for AD research and drug development based on interviewees' knowledge and experience for both the current infrastructure and the recommended infrastructure.

The interviewees' knowledge of the program, extent of their involvement in the interventions, their degree of satisfaction with the program, and the impact they felt the interventions made on their lifestyle were assessed by these questionnaires.

Questions were aimed at eliciting interviewees' personal knowledge, "real world" experience, and knowledge of the implementation science literature.

Few patients were asked any VTE-related questions in periods 1, 2 or 3. Interviewees' actual knowledge of VTE risk was not related to perceived knowledge level.

Other issues may arise when interviews are primarily intended to capture interviewees' experiential knowledge, where contradictions and factual misinformation may provide the researcher with significant insights.

According to the interviewees, such knowledge is essential in assessing the potential for research findings to cause harm to ethnic groups and was a key factor informing the development of appropriate and sensitive practices.

A total of 73 of 137 interviewees (53.3%) said knowledge was the biggest challenge when it came to developing sustainable coffee.

Although we purposively sampled to achieve a balance of views by recruiting participants who consistently used the online surveillance system and those who did not, all interviewees had prior knowledge of, and possibly an interest in injury surveillance and their views may not be representative of the broader population of sports trainers.