Sentence examples for most interviewees expressed from inspiring English sources

G. Genomics Testing of Unborn Babies Most interviewees expressed displeasure at the testing of unborn babies.

However, while most interviewees expressed a preference for more conventional forms of evidence, the benefits of evaluation studies over a priori modelling were not always considered so clear-cut.

So making sure that every professional group, primary, tertiary and secondary level specialists have been involved in that decision making has been beneficial.' (CHC 07) With some exceptions, most interviewees expressed a strong preference that conveying carrier results should be a task undertaken by non-specialist health professionals.

Most of the interviewees expressed positive views regarding the potential benefits of HMRs for their patients' health.

We will refer to one (1), some (2 7), or most (>7) interviewees expressing a certain view or experience.

The interviewees expressed uncertainty about the assessment of BMI and most of them did not know the definitions of overweight or obesity in children.

In general, although some interviewees expressed an interest in moving away from the traditional publishing model to a more open online environment, most found it difficult to see how this could happen.

Interviewees expressed a sense of pride at managing, even if they were only just managing.

In Body Count Rising, she and her interviewees expressed all the reasons I don't watch such shows any more.

Some with resignation, some with disbelief, all the interviewees expressed the lack of sympathy or respect they receive, from local councils, from the police, and from ordinary passersby.

The interviewees expressed their views for the components of each category.