Sentence examples for period of interviews from inspiring English sources

He clinched the BBC job amid stiff competition after an unexpectedly long period of interviews.

At the end of a 14-day period of interviews, lawyers themselves are often ill and exhausted.

First, the structure of the data collection was an intensive 3-week period of interviews.

Those tensions could have been particularly sensitive for policymakers in the period of interviews, which overlapped with the run-up to the October 2008 New Zealand general parliamentary election.

The use of a semi-structured interview guide may have resulted in topics being missed, however an iterative approach to the content of the interview guide throughout the period of interviewing and analysis helped reduce this limitation.

All analyses were conditioned on age and study centre and adjusted for calendar period of interview, years of education, smoking habits, age at menarche and at menopause, parity, and use of oral contraceptives and hormone replacement therapy.

Reasons for non-participation among controls were refusal (n=340, 20.9%), being out of town during the period of interview (n=61, 3.7%), severe illness (n=13, 0.8%), and other miscellaneous reasons (n=3, 0.2%).

Excluded from the analysis were 135 cases who refused to be interviewed (9.3%), 66 who died before interview (4.5%), 23 (1.6%) who could not be located, 12 who were out of town during the period of interview (0.8%), and 14 who could not be interviewed for other miscellaneous reasons (1.0%).

Recruitment of new participants stopped once the team believed that 'data saturation' had been achieved [ 37]; specifically, no substantively new information relating to alcohol use and no new obvious themes emerged over a three day period of interviewing (13 participants) using the semi-structured interview guide.

We considered two models: the first included terms for period of interview, education, body mass index, tobacco smoking, intake of fruits and vegetables, and family history of stomach cancer; the second also included non-carbohydrate energy intake, to allow for bias due to systematic over- or under-reporting (Willett and Stampfer, 1986).

The period of the interviews was between July 2007 and April 2008, and a total number of 23 interviews were performed.