Sentence examples for research interviewees from inspiring English sources
At least I didn't have it as bad as Hannah, one of Liddiard's research interviewees: "A lot of friends will ask, 'Does Shaun's willy work?'" Or Kadeem: "Family members made comments like, 'We pray you get better so you can and have kids' … that broke my heart".
Guessing that these embryos went to research, interviewees preferred not to contemplate what that might entail.
In this sense, while national funding arrangements acknowledge the excess treatment costs attributable to research, interviewees perceived that these arrangements did not fully address them.
Although the influence of the community of practice on the students and their learning was not the focus of this research interviewees did refer to the value of the feedback they received during the module.
"if this patient is not appropriate in a sense that she suffered a lot, leave her alone, I'm pretty sure that I will have another case for my research " (Interviewee 5) As a result, physicians sometimes partake in recruitment for a research project only if they believe in its potential to be beneficial.
Fusty research, aging interviewees and decades-old advertising campaigns offer background to the uninitiated, but Mr. Warrick's muddled, undisciplined approach destroys even the possibility of a cogent overview.
In this research, the interviewees were asked to describe incidents when they were making requests and seeking responses in data for specific tasks, but produced unique results that had not been pre-programmed or anticipated.
In phenomenological research 6 10 interviewees are recommended when homogeneous samples are selected for interviews.
Rest periods ranged from half an hour to an entire day, so as to minimize the impact of research on interviewees' other activities.
In keeping with the research method, interviewees were free to raise any issue that they felt were germane to the topic under investigation.
When discussing the presentation of research findings, interviewees indicated that a lengthy report or publication would not be read, and recommended that researchers provide short and concise documents.
