Sentence examples for interviews were suggested from inspiring English sources

The initially proposed methodology of using focus groups for the qualitative component was deemed inappropriate by the reviewers, and one-to-one interviews were suggested instead.

A specific PN chlamydia testing and management "item number", which did not exist at the time of the interviews, was suggested by some GPs as a facilitator.

In-depth interview is suggested to guide conversations (Lofland and Lofland 1995); it is useful for "testimony studies" when used with evaluations of service (St. Leger et al. 1992) and for life or oral histories.

But in recent interviews, he's suggested that it might be as much as $5,000 for 80 million Americans per year.

Specifically, in the setting of HPV, brief motivational interviews have been suggested as a strategy to engage families who are ambivalent [ 21].

Concerning M4-substrains, although it was not confirmed by patient interviews, it was suggested that transmission of the M4-substrains, to some extent, has a possible connection to the utilization of internet-cafés.

"'Nighthawks,'" Hopper said in an interview later, "was suggested by a restaurant on Greenwich Avenue where two streets meet".

During a recent onstage interview, it was suggested that she had "a love-hate relationship with the town you grew up in".

Interview pace has been suggested as an explanation for observed results but the effects of pace have not necessarily been tested independently from other mode features (for example, see Kelly and colleagues, 2008) [ 32].

"He did a hell of a job that day," Mr. Miller said of Mr. Clarke in an interview on Monday that was suggested by the White House.

There has been suggested that interviews performed within the first six months are most conducive for a narrative reconstruction [ 33].