Sentence examples for interviewer in the first from inspiring English sources

Two pilot interviews were conducted in January 2011: the interviewer in the first one was a Jordanian male researcher and in the second one was the first author who is a Jordanian female public health researcher with experience in qualitative research methods.

What does he think made him such a good interviewer in the first place?

"Everyone sitting in this audience wants to know Jorge Luis Borges," begins the interviewer, in the first of this book's conversations.

You are really the interviewer in the first session.

And that wasn't counting hiring interviewers in the first place, which Belden took very seriously: candidates had to submit to a psychological evaluation consisting of word associations (rhymers — people who picked "rat" rather than "feline" to go with "cat," for instance — didn't get hired, because Belden felt that they seized on superficial similarities rather than thinking things through).

Answers given in the questionnaire study were used to probe more deeply into this experience; for example, "You filled in that you didn't experience the burden as a problem - can you say more about that?" These open interviews were conducted by an experienced interviewer (MDK) in the first half of 2012.

Other strengths mainly includes a population based nature of the cohort, very large sample size that is much more than many of the earlier studies, and first time use of hand-help computers (electronic diaries) for house to house data collection using face-to-face interviewers in the second most populous country in the world.

Data were obtained through interviewer administered questionnaires in the first few weeks after stillbirth.

Even less has been made of how significant it was that an interviewer should have dared in the first place to ask the question of whether they were in love.

One man, however, described a 'slip' at the first interview, which he said to the interviewer and said he had told his girlfriend was an accident, an account which he amended at the second interview: [Interviewer] I think you said in the first interview that there had been a time where you said it [his penis] slipped.

(Jack) [Interviewer] I think you said in the first interview that there had been a time where you said it [his penis] slipped.