Specifically, the use of telephone, rather than face-to-face, interviews may have impacted the rapport established between the interviewer and the participants, which may have influenced the nature of the participants' responses.
Individual interviews may have specific restrictions.
My interviews may have been peppered with a slight dose of exaggeration, to keep the journalists awake and interested.
The Rome interviews may have been the first in his 10 years of research for Shoah, but Lanzmann's talent is already clear, with each scene carefully thought out.
Mr. Aziz's actions, which he and others described in interviews, may have prompted the gunman to speed away rather than return to kill more people.
✒Chris Patten sent congratulations to those behind the first of BBC2's Shakespeare history plays, Richard II, and it has been suggested that the fortuitously apt tale of one king replacing another (handily shown in the week of final interviews) may have clinched the DG job for George Entwistle, cancelling out the BBC Vision boss's jubilee regatta nightmare.
Meanwhile, an effort by Collins last week to drum up support for NCATS with press interviews may have backfired.
The limited translation issues that arose during cognitive interviews may have resulted from the evidence-based cross-cultural translation and adaptation approach used in this study.
US Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain has admitted his interviews may have suggested that he was changing his account of allegations of sexual harassment in the 1990s.
Initially these voice-only interviews may have seemed like a form of self-therapy for Maron, but they eventually also became a safe haven for his guests to talk about their lives, as well.
The delayed interviews may have introduced recall bias.
