Sentence examples for knowledge to interview from inspiring English sources

From the researchers' perspective, rather than transmitting factual knowledge to interview participants, the interview setting had provided people with social spaces to talk about their doubts, uncertainties and experiences of HIV/AIDS in their own lives - a rare opportunity.

"In order to tackle the lack of knowledge, we decided to interview an exploited and abused child to inform a maximum number of people through an individual story," said Mr. Adom.

"In order to tackle the lack of knowledge we decided to interview an exploited and abused child  to inform a maximum of people through an individual story!" says Charles Adom, the head of the NGO.

Questionnaire topics included network sizes information, sociodemographic indicators, sexual and drug injection risk behaviours during the 30 days prior to interview, knowledge of HIV and STIs and previous HIV testing.

A structured questionnaire was used to interview women on malaria knowledge, availability, accessibility and utilization of malaria preventive measures.

The researchers first made informal contact with community health volunteers to interview them about their knowledge of couples experiencing infertility.

She impressed the hiring committee for the Citadel -- just one of the academic institutions that sought to interview her -- with her knowledge of stock car racing.

[The Advisory panel] assisted us in using local knowledge to refine our interview questions so that we could better target the issues that were most important to young Indigenous men in Broome.

(R5) [The Advisory panel] assisted us in using local knowledge to refine our interview questions so that we could better target the issues that were most important to young Indigenous men in Broome.

Mr Chubb said young people needed a "helping hand" from careers advisers with extensive local knowledge to book job interviews and appointments for them, adding that cutting this would be "heartless".

Qualitative interviews A series of in-depth qualitative interviews will be conducted initially with 60 participants (n=20 older people, n=20 informal carers and n=20 aged care staff) who consent to be interviewed to determine knowledge of, and attitudes towards, CDC.