Sentence examples for lower interview from inspiring English sources

After controlling for these 2 factors, those with rural intent had significantly lower academic entry scores (P = 0.002) and marginally lower interview scores (P = 0.045).

We have observed that those intending to practice rurally had significantly lower academic entry scores on admission together with marginally lower interview scores while UMAT scores were not significantly different.

However, they were also associated with higher interview scores in females vs males and lower interview scores in those of NE and SE Asian origin compared to those born in Oceania or the UK.

After controlling for these 2 factors, those intending to practice rurally were predicted by significantly lower academic entry scores (P = 0.002) on selection to the course and marginally lower interview scores (P = 0.045).

Reports of pregnancy among born again virgins were associated with greater knowledge of contraception methods with higher failure rates (withdrawal and rhythm methods) and lower interview quality (data not shown), and reports from this group may be subject to greater misclassification error.

While the occurrence of low frequency headaches was higher in the interviews than in diary recordings, the occurrence of high frequency headaches was lower in interviews than in diaries.

These estimates were supported, and even augmented, by the lower level interviews (medical students, for example, were unwilling to be posted to rural areas, even if salaries were tripled).

The mean EORTC QLQ-C30 score was 3.43 points lower in interviews where the EORTC QLQ-C30 was administered first; the confidence interval (-5.87 to -0.99) slightly exceeded the pre-defined equivalence zone of 5 points but not the "small difference" zone.

New faculty rated their overall competence in interviewing lower than the importance of the medical interview to practice.

The best proposal I've heard is a compromise that was proposed by – hold on, I want a trumpet flourish for this one  – Mitt Romney in his "60 Minutes" interview: lower the cost-of-living benefit growth for higher income people.

Further, they also had a lower age at interview and longer illness duration than LO BD2.