Sentence examples for interviews fulfilled from inspiring English sources

A Swedish community-based study of 7-year-old school children found a similar psychiatric comorbidity prevalence (87%) for children who, according to a clinical examination and parent and teacher interviews, fulfilled the criteria of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III-R) for ADHD [ 33].

As all interviews fulfilled the maximum time limit and several RNs were willing to continue past the allotted time for the interviews, it demonstrates both the interviewer's skills to have participants share their experiences as well as the comfort of RNs in being able to talk truthfully in a safe environment.

Professor Lynn said in an interview: "He fulfilled a restorative function we desperately needed.

From a total of 646 participants assessed through the initial telephone interview, 292 fulfilled the entry criteria.

Twenty-four of the interviewed participants fulfilled all criteria and were included in the study.

He finds the spotlight, news media demands and fan attention draining, although he still signs autographs, grants lengthy interviews and fulfills his obligations to his sponsors.

At first assessment interview 608 individuals fulfilled criteria for NCI, 319 MCI and 580 OCIND.

Of the 458 patients who took part in the diagnostic interview, 244 (53%) fulfilled the criteria for a major depressive disorder of whom 234 (96%) agreed to participate in the baseline interview.

At the time of the interview, no patient fulfilled criteria for a DSM IV axis disorder, so their clinical symptomatology was at least in partial remission.

In an interview, Park said he fulfilled his initial contract with Jung, diligently working to find the people she believed might be involved in her husband's killing.

— Adam Scott, the 2013 Masters champion, had already fulfilled his interview obligations behind the Augusta National clubhouse Saturday, his demands smaller than usual with a third-round 76 dropping him into 16th place and bursting the bubble of his repeat bid.