Therefore, the following analyses considered the whole sample of interviewees.
Dissent in Cuba is never looked upon kindly, and this week, with the whole world watching, interviewees seemed to be choosing their words especially carefully.
The security forces are now key players in the whole corrupt system, the interviewees suggest.
The book's three sections – "What was sex?", "What was love?" and "Exploring sex and love in marriage" – take us through the whole cycle of the interviewees' awareness of sex, from the rudimentary and often non-existent provision of sex education, through courtship, petting, birth control, marriage and parenthood.
The majority of all interviewees across the whole innovation system felt that the most promising area of health innovation for Ghana was in herbal or plant medicine, and that the current state of innovation in the field did not do justice to Ghana's knowledge and potential in this area.
One example is the statement by interviewee C " Overall, the whole experience was just very different.
However, it is appreciated that the survey may not be extrapolated to the whole autonomous population of Yunnan, because the interviewees are not representative of the population as a whole, with males and older people receiving over representation.
As a journalistic genre, it has become increasingly clear that the whole process is a waste of time for everyone involved: interviewer, interviewee, PR "minder" and, most importantly, the reader.
Interviewees positively appraised the training and valued the whole team approach.
The demographic characteristics of the adolescent interviewees were broadly similar to those of the whole study group (Table 1).
