Sentence examples for restricted interviewing from inspiring English sources

Owing to a restricted interviewing capacity, not all the eligible patients could be assessed.

To reduce potential problems with recall, we restricted interviews to authors of trials published since 2002; therefore, trials published since 2002 from Cochrane reviews that included at least one trial where outcome reporting bias was suspected were eligible for the current study.

The Independent revealed that the contracts restrict interviews to precise pre-agreed questions and give Clarence House the right to take part in various stages of the editing process and to pull the interview "in its entirety" if it is not satisfied with the finished package.

Al Hasawi commented he was "disappointed" and "saddened" with the way a series of interviews held on Wednesday evening had been reported and would "restrict interviews to the club's website from now on".

Technically, they are restricted to interviewing players before matches, at halftime and after the final whistle.

Researchers did not have access to the one female prison in Zambia, and so were restricted to interviewing female detainees held in primarily male prisons.

RLS assessment at baseline was restricted to interviewed participants only, because the respective questions were not included in the questionnaire due to the reduced space available.

Therefore, interviewers restricted themselves to interviewing the head of the household if this person was at home at the time of the interview, or the spouse if the head could not be contacted; in total, 51% of the respondents were heads of households (table 1).

"She was very restricted about interviewing".

Apart from granting an interview from a Pennsylvania farm to Bob Schieffer of CBS News a few weeks ago, he has largely restricted his interviews to Fox.

Northam's office restricted the interview to 30 minutes and stipulated that neither the audio nor a full transcript of the interview be released.