Sentence examples for listed for interview from inspiring English sources

Those who agreed to take part in the study were listed for interview after childbirth.

To avoid a biased selection of clinicians, once the practices were selected, we then randomly ordered the clinicians in each practice and invited the first clinician listed for interview.

Ferrante, a literary phenomenon who famously writes under a pseudonym and rarely gives interviews, is listed for the final novel in her Neapolitan series, The Story of the Lost Child, while popular Turkish author Pamuk is listed for A Strangeness in My Mind, a sprawling story about a street vendor's romance.

Some patients were diagnosed a short time before their focus group or interview, others were listed for lung transplantation at the time of the study, and some were in hospice care.

The Kish grid method [26] was applied to select one member from this list for interview.

Lists of all the households (total 2250) in the two villages were prepared and 450 households were selected from the list for interview using probability proportionate sampling.

Those survivors for whom they and the other adult agreed as to the presence or absence of these problems were selected from the lists for interview.

In a memorandum dated Dec. 1 and obtained yesterday by The New York Times, the league's committee on workplace diversity lists provisions for interviewing coaching candidates, including the documentation of every interview conducted, the elimination of telephone-only interviews, and the involvement of the team owner in interviewing finalists for the job.

IF you were selected for the short list for interviews there is a possibility that your part of the hiring process was documented.

Lawrence Bogle writes: Of the group of hopefuls short-listed for interview as staff photographer at the Big Issue in 1997, I wanted Tim Hetherington (obituary, 22 April) for the job even before seeing his work.

Search for lists of interview questions online and look for questions like these, especially any that seem to invite you to advertise negative aspects of yourself.