Sentence examples for possibility to interview from inspiring English sources

After selecting the appropriate case, the case is briefly presented, followed by a possibility to interview, examine and/or order tests on the patient [Figure 3].

Amid the jubilation after the game, the possibility arises to interview the great leader.

Sources at the gaming authorities in Britain told The Observer that it did not follow the UK would come to the same conclusion and did not rule out the possibility of travelling to interview witnesses involved in the Transkei deal.

The purpose of study, guarantees of anonymity and confidentiality, the use of data (including public dissemination and scientific publication), and the possibility to withdraw from interview at any time was explained.

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The standardization allowed possibility to deepen the interviews of the topics discussed.

The invitation letter, sent by e-mail, contained information about the aim of the study and an informed consent form, and offered the possibility to perform the interviews at the CME group's regular time and place of meeting.

All participants in the focus group interviews received an information letter beforehand in which we emphasized the voluntariness of their participation, their possibility to withdraw from the interview without giving reasons, the anonymity of the data, and the way we will archive and eventually destroy the research data.

They were informed about the study goals, briefed about the content of the questionnaire, received assurance of confidentiality and notified of the possibility to withdraw from the interview at any time.

The main strengths of the trial are the double-blinded design, with only two raters, and the possibility to do the study interviews in the patients' home, which should reduce drop-outs.

Subsequently, a letter of information about the study was sent to each stakeholder, including potential times for interviews, and the possibility to suggest other dates/hours.