Sentence examples for interviewees were used from inspiring English sources

The comments and suggestions from the interviewees were used to finalize the keyword list.

Field notes taken during each interaction with interviewees were used to complement audio file data.

The findings from the documents and interviews with the different interviewees were used to corroborate the data and we found that the responses of the planners were in line with the responses of the different community groups, and consistent with what was found in the documents.

Where possible the exact words of the interviewees were used.

Actual interviewees were used as controls in an adjusted model that estimated the odds ratio (OR) of having MRSA, and extrapolated estimates were used to calculate risks per 1,000,000 travelers.

Reflecting the focus of this paper, the discussion of Results that follows draws exclusively on data from staff interviews in component 1 above and interviews with senior managers and policy actors in component 2. Quotations from interviewees are used to illustrate the themes and highlight both 'typical' and 'atypical' views.

Interviewee comments were used to explain results or to elucidate outcomes by giving practical examples of specific BEIVs.

Different terms, varying between the interviewees and documents, were used in each country.

Methods of ecological anthropology e.g. participatory field work, semi-structured interviews (33 interviewees), and free listings were used.

Where notebooks were used, interviewees reported filling these out inconsistently, with many injuries going unrecorded.

Open questions were used, encouraging interviewees to describe the case in their own words.