Sentence examples for redundant interviews from inspiring English sources

She never displayed a mood swing and never complained about my laborious and redundant interviews.

This approach helped to reduce redundant interviews and focused more at the community level, which was considered the 'weakest' link in the system.

On Friday staff at the club were told they face being made redundant and in an interview on Sunday Birch said Portsmouth were "two to three weeks away from closure".

§Feature 4 –Altered Level of Consciousness-Direct Interview was dropped because items were redundant with Feature 2 Inattention-Direct Interview.

When saturation is reached, additional interviews only yield redundant data rather than novel findings.

For the 'interview' subsample, the answers given to an open question during semidirective interviews often become redundant after around 20 participants.

Although most elements were redundant in the last few interviews leading us to conclude to data saturation, while deepening the analyses, we found that further interviewing may have helped clarify more of the latent meanings of interprofessional practices and further our understanding of the conceptualizations of the phenomenon.

That last idea, as it turns out, would have been redundant: two hours into the interview, her Pomeranian, Pinky, who puts one in mind of a resentful mop, has an accident — actually two accidents — on the kitchen floor.

"We saw that there is a lot of increasing segmenting in messaging, and there is a lot that is just iterative and redundant," said Velummylum in an interview.

We also did not include the direct interview items of Feature 4 (altered level of consciousness) because the item set was redundant with Feature 2 (inattention-direct interview).

All interviews were transcribed verbatim, although redundant words and pauses were deleted and local dialect was translated to written language.