Sentence examples for interviews compared with from inspiring English sources

In his first year, he gave 161 interviews, compared with 50 by Mr. Bush and 53 by Mr. Clinton in their first year in office.

Indeed, there is evidence that patients underestimate the frequency and accompanying symptoms and overestimate the duration and severity of migraine attacks in interviews compared with diaries [34, 35].

As HuffPost's Michael Calderone reported, by the beginning of August 2012, Obama had "done 58 local media interviews," compared with "eight national media interviews".

Exposure assessment in these patients could be particularly biased if conducted by interviews compared with the questionnaire method.

Use of tablet PCs can also be helpful to switch languages during interviews, compared with paper questionnaires.

The analysis focuses on the sensitivity and specificity of responses obtained from the mobile phone interviews compared with the inspection visits.

"We found that estimates of the lifetime prevalence of mental disorders were between two to 12 times lower when we looked at people's responses at the last interview, compared with when we looked at reports from preceding interviews," said study researcher Adam Spira, an assistant professor of mental health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Eighty-seven per cent of eligible case families were interviewed, compared with 64% of eligible control families.

In the interview study only seven fathers were interviewed (compared with 32 mothers) and most literature has only focused on mothers' experiences with care.

The control group (n = 1340) was significantly younger at interview compared with the bipolar (n = 1720) and unipolar (n = 1737) groups (bipolar, unipolar>control: P<0.0001).

Among patients admitted to the hospital, 11.7% did not complete the 60-day interview, compared with 13.3% of those discharged home.