Sentence examples for introduced an interviewer from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the use of nurses in the study health institutions as data collectors might have introduced an interviewer bias.

Moreover, the use of ART clinic nurses and ART case managers in the hospitals as data collectors might have introduced an interviewer bias.

TTO has been introduced as an interviewer-based method, but researchers, who lack time or budget to collect TTO values using time-consuming interviews continue to look for alternatives.

In three interviews, a staff-member introduced HKS as an interviewer, and in two of these they left before the interview started.

Interviews were divided into three sections: an introduction, which introduced the interviewer and reviewed the aims of the study, main body, where questions were asked and finally a concluding gratitude sentence, as having different sections splits the interview up and allows the participant to be at ease from the introduction through to the concluding sentence [ 31].

Before the measures were introduced, the interviewer (KvL) asked respondents to talk briefly about their current QoL and factors that influence it.

Instead of introducing a fixed effect for each interviewer into the selection equation, we assume that interviewer effectiveness is a random effect.

Qualitative data were collected using a pretested guideline whereby the broad topic areas were introduced by the interviewer, discussed among the participants with a minimum of input from the interviewer to allow the perceptions and priorities of the participants to come forward.

In order to facilitate the application of the methodology, a series of practical indications was also introduced and collected into an "interviewer handbook".

While this may have led to higher rates of completion of the forms because of interviewer's encouragement for optimum completion, it may also have introduced interviewer's bias in the process of data collection despite all efforts to minimize it.

During the interviews, the terms central dogma, transcription, and translation were not introduced by the interviewer.