Sentence examples for taken from the interview from inspiring English sources

Four quotes were taken from the interview to infer Facebook's role in Donald Trump's 2016 US election victory, such as "Facebook was our hands-on partner," and "Without Facebook we wouldn't have won," coupled with the call to #DeleteFacebook in response.

Respondent quotes (italicized in the text) are taken from the interview notes.

Second, the interviews were not recorded and the comments included here are taken from the interview notes.

Interview data was abstracted (key notes were taken from the interview at the time and following the interview on reviewing the audio recordings).

One index date to be considered is the date the renal disease was first suspected/diagnosed (taken from the interview where the patient is asked when the doctor first mentioned an increased serum creatinine level).

Though the best work in "The Paris Review Anthology" often seems to be by relative unknowns, "The Writer's Chapbook" is composed of excerpts taken from the interviews with established authors, and as a result its character is quite different from that of the anthology.

Notes taken from the interviews were typewritten by the first author together with the research assistants.

The reason the African American students at Berkeley remained at a high level of interest relative to other Berkeley students may be reflected in the following excerpts taken from the interviews with three African American students.

Weight status based on measured values was taken from MoMo, whereas information about weight status based on self-reports and body perception was taken from the telephone interview in KiGGS Wave 1.

Patient Measures: ● Beck Anxiety Inventory [ 37]. ● Insight Scale [ 38]. ● Calgary Depression Scale for Schizophrenia (CDSS) [ 39]. ● Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS) [ 40]. ● Duration of Untreated Psychosis (DUP); calculated using information taken from the PANSS interview and clinical notes as the interval between onset of psychosis and onset of treatment.

Baseline data on sex, educational attainment (categorized as ≤5th grade, 5 9th grade, 9 12th grade or GED, some college or bachelor's degree, or some graduate school or higher), income-to-poverty ratio (which accounts for household size and year of measurement), smoking status (never, current, or former), and alcohol consumption (never, former, or current) were taken from the home interview.