Sentence examples for interviewing instead of from inspiring English sources

Rizal: Most med schools in California are turning more to this Multi-Mini interview process where it's speed interviewing... Instead of speaking to two people for thirty minutes to an hour, it's like a round robin and every ten minutes you get a different interviewer with a different question... It's a lot of fun.

For example, interviews in households with a foreigner head are made using the Capi technique (Computer assisted personal interviewing) instead of the Cati technique (Computer assisted telephoning interviewing).

The inclusion of a more comprehensive self-management component within the programme, such as motivational interviewing instead of patient education, seems most promising to this end [ 36].

But why can't the senior officials at the time be interviewed instead of the current holders, asked Prezza.

To be interviewed instead of doing the interviewing?

The workers were interviewed instead of being asked to complete a questionnaire, as their reading skills were not known.

In nine of the ten participating hospitals, it was the formal project leader who was interviewed while in one of the ten hospitals, a physician assistant was interviewed instead of the formal project leader, who lacked the time to participate.

In the case of residents whose degree of cognitive impairment prevented them from directly participating in an interview (score higher than two on Pfeiffer's Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire) [ 28], the closest family member to the resident (proxy) was interviewed instead of him.

If spouses or colleagues had been interviewed instead of mothers the results might had been different in accordance to the notion [ 11] that in children teachers report more autistic symptoms than parents.

Nor can we know whether the satisfaction expressed by interviewers in observing either the recovery trajectory (where recovery was experienced by injured POIS participants), or, the resilience in the face of non-recovery, would have been as important to interviewers if the POIS project had involved a single cross-sectional interview instead of a series of follow-up interviews.

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