This strategy was based on using three broad free-text terms, "qualitative", "findings" and "interview$" and the thesaurus term "Interviews".
But there was more to his tenure than that, and he summed it up well in an end-of-term interview with reporters: "I'm a human being.
Long-term quit status was only assessed in those who participated in the long-term interview (median, 3.3 years after enrollment in clinical trial).
"Eating Animals" is written in a similar po-mode; it is constantly shifting among formats a glossary of terms, interviews, personal vignettes and each chapter is introduced with a page or two of graphic art.
The contract also stipulated that Swigert and Dunbar's company would conduct long-term interviews with detainees to learn about the "terrorist mind set," write the history of the program and develop "[redacted] strategies".
There is however a narrative of failure that permeates some of the responses evidenced at this point and many of the women articulate the difficulty of maintaining control in fighting terms (interviews 3 and 7, [ 34, 25] described this battle as a function of uncertainty grounded in being an unequal participant in a medical world.
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In response to open-ended questions about specific organ systems that might be affected by diabetes long term, the interview was stopped if the participant did not name the heart, eyes, kidneys, or nerves.
In depth studies are normally not suitable for generalising because the context in terms of interview questions, terminology, setting, relationship between interviewer and interviewees etc vary between studies.
