Sentence examples for reduction in interview from inspiring English sources

74 75 CIDI is available in two formats: the paper form or PAPI (Paper and Pencil Interviewing) and the computerised form or CAPI, designed to ease the handling of elaborate skip and complex randomisation patterns and to facilitate data entry with a resulting reduction in interview time and errors in data collection and recording.

Civil strife and vendettas continue to plague Iraq, despite an overall reduction in bombings, said several refugees interviewed in Syria and Jordan.

"If you look from January on, we took an 8percentt reduction" in crime, he said in an interview.

Indeed, he has said in a recent interview that the reduction in taxes for the elites has helped fuel a "Santa Claus" rally in stocks.

The primary outcome will be a reduction in trauma symptoms on a diagnostic interview in the active treatments compared to the waitlist control and greater reductions in the family-compared to the child-focused condition.

However, there are no studies in our primary care environment, in cardiovascular disease, that assess the efficacy of an intervention based on a group motivation interview about weight reduction in overweight and obese patients, and the maintenance of the weight achieved over time.

"Latin America's economic success in recent years has not been associated with a reduction in inequality," Mr. Summers said in an interview.

"Over the next 20 years, we felt that a 50percentt reduction in battery costs would take place," he said in a telephone interview.

General Petraeus told an Australian newspaper in an interview published Friday that he envisioned a gradual reduction in the roughly 30,000 additional American troops sent to Iraq this year.

In one interview, an individual stated that there had been a reduction in the mortality rate at the center.

In pre- or early-treatment interviews, we flagged any mention of hoping for relief, cure, or reduction in pain level.