Sentence examples for notes maintained from inspiring English sources

Observations and a description of the interview context were documented in field notes maintained by the interviewers.

Identified key informants were contacted by phone or face-to-face, individually briefed on the purpose of the research and interviewed at their work premises or at an agreed location, with notes maintained.

Identified key-informants were contacted by phone, and interviewed at their work premises by one or both researchers, with notes maintained and edited within 24 h following debriefing between the authors and corroboration of findings.

While it did provide data that allowed us to assess the health and wellbeing of participants, and effects on participants of the intervention, this was limited by the difficulty of finding the data in various (differing) sets of care notes maintained by the homes and differing levels of detail recorded.

Although the film's production notes maintain that the screenplay was finished at the time of her death, it doesn't feel that way, especially when the movie ends with an abrupt thud.

Utilizing the e-mail software used by the Reference Department at the University of South Florida, we assign incidents, correspond with patrons and staff, write internal notes, maintain transactions, and pull statistics.

Here's a short digression: Notes or no notes, maintaining eye contact can be difficult for those who were raised in cultures that have different views on eye contact than we do in Western society and especially in the USA.

It also notes, "maintaining a modest weight loss over a longer period of time is better than losing a lot of weight and regaining it".

It also helps to take notes, maintain courtesy with all participants, and send minutes after the conference call.

The duchies of Spoleto and Benevento had, as noted, maintained their independence and their separate political traditions.

The same day, after word of his new gig was out, he took a moment during the taping of his own show, "The Colbert Report," to praise Letterman, and to note, maintaining his persona's proud ignorance of all things, "I do not envy whoever they try to put in that chair".