Sentence examples for relevant respondents from inspiring English sources

Purposive sampling enabled the researchers to choose relevant respondents in order to address the research questions of this study (see Bryman 2012).

Where relevant, respondents were also asked to identify and rank the three most common systems or practices used in their hospital.

Thirteen of the 37 questions were specifically related to participants' experiences of working in pharmacy so were only completed by relevant respondents.

The complete OSOP provided the research team with a summary of all the issues within the code and the IDs of the relevant respondents next to them (if available).

Data obtained from different sources were triangulated for validation, in the rare cases where inconsistencies were identified, further follow-up questions were administered to the relevant respondents by telephone.

A population screening questionnaire has been administered either by post or telephone and then relevant respondents contacted again by telephone, post or interview to complete a lengthier, more detailed questionnaire.

Strengths of the study include its use of a large and well-defined sample that was generally representative of current US demography, and the inclusion of validated assessments of symptoms of other relevant respondent characteristics.

None of the relevant respondent characteristics were consistently associated with decisions in accordance with CPG recommendations.

29 30 Net use was as reported by the relevant respondent (pregnant women reporting for themselves, and carers reporting for their children), and interviewers asked to see all nets that were reported by the household head.

This method involves reading through each section of data in turn and noting, on single sheet of paper (OSOP), all the different issues that are raised by the coded extracts, along with the relevant respondent IDs if possible (not for all coded extracts the respondent was identifiable) [ 20].

To write the results, we completed "OSOP" or "one sheet of paper" analysis, an analysis technique that involves reading through each section of data in turn and noting, on a single sheet of paper, all the different issues that are raised by the coded extracts, along with the relevant respondent identification [ 27].