Sentence examples for interviews belonging to from inspiring English sources

In the following, we mainly employ the narrative parts of the interviews belonging to a sub-sample of our respondents (26), namely all those who in the original sample were living together with a partner and were childless at the time of the interview.

After initial independent coding of the transcripts by each of the authors, the coding and interpretation of all interviews belonging to one case unit (interviews of one patient, his/her relative, his/her nurse and physician) were discussed by the three authors for each patient story.

While the 17 participants in the individual interviews belonged to different SES (low-3; middle-8; high-6); participants in FGD 1 (7 women) and 2 (9 women) were predominantly from low and low-middle SES.

The 43 farmers interviewed belonged to veterinary health cooperatives.

The Army's investigation of racism in its ranks, completed last March, found that fewer than 100 of 7,600 soldiers interviewed belonged to white supremacist groups, but that 3.5percentt had been asked to join an extremist group since joining the Army.

The research assistant does not know which study group the patients being interviewed belong to ("blind").

The highest proportion of the 776 young MA users interviewed belonged to the Shan ethnic group (39.3%) and more than three-fourths (79.1%) were aged between 20-24 years (Table  1).

This could be explained by the lower economic level of the population of this catchment area, where 33.4% of the sample population interviewed reported belonging to the lower-income group compared to 19% for the rest of the Canadian population.

Although the research team repeatedly approached this organization from November 2010 to September 2011 and requested interviews with KIs belonging to it, appointment was not granted.

During the interviews, the families belonging to the Skype group commented on replacing home visits with Skype calls as follows: "I think Skype could have replaced every other or every third visit".

Eight hundred subjects were interviewed, with 400 belonging to a low socioeconomic level and 400 to a middle level.