Sentence examples for the interview box from inspiring English sources

(Male, 88, dialysis, unit 4) In 3 of the 14 interviews with conservative management patients, participants described how they would have dialysis if they "had to have it" or if they "got really ill," although this was not usually discussed until late in the interview (Box 1).

They covered all of the barriers to noticing breast changes, working out what such changes meant, deciding what to do and finding a way through the healthcare system identified from the interviews (box 1).

The interview guide (box 1) encouraged participants to compare their current ISS and OSS experiences with previous simulation experiences.

16 The interview guide (box 1) was based on previous experience, the anthropologists' observations of clinical work and OSS and ISS, and the literature.

The interview guide (box 1) consisted of open-ended, 'grand tour' questions 49 53 including: "Please share your thoughts on physician migration either on a personal level or from a population level".

The community focus group discussion guide was developed using peer-reviewed research articles on key barriers and facilitators to cervical cancer screening 9 20 29–32 and discussion points generated within the ASPIRE key stakeholder interviews (box 1).

"They can't knock me achievement, can they?" he said during the interview with YouTube boxing channel iFL TV.

Are you OK to carry on, I ask her? "Yes, very happy," she says, "but haven't you had enough?" I laugh at the way she says this, as if the interview is a boxing match.

The data will initially be collected through semistructured individual interviews (box 1).

In doing this, contradictions about how difficult their children were to feed emerged within interviews (Box 2,A).

Krugman, the Nobel Prize-winning Princeconomistomist, wrote on his New York Times blog on Wednesday morning after being interviewed by "Squawk Box" that the interview "was one zombie idea after another" and that "people getting their news from sources like that are probably getting terrible advice about any kind of investment that depends on macroeconomics".