Sentence examples for third party informants from inspiring English sources
Third party informants were interviewed for 65 controls (34%).
Post-hoc analyses revealed that control subjects with and without third party informants were similar in terms of age and gender, but those with third party informants were less likely to be single (16% vs. 32%).
In the past, it was neither practice to interview youth and parents separately, nor to interview third party informants.
Further adaptations that help to increase the perceived usefulness of the instrument should be considered: (1) qualitative research should investigate whether the BARO content can be reduced (e.g. through telephone interviewing of third party informants), (2) making an electronic BARO version may be helpful, which has been done for the Finnish BARO.
For control subjects, if those who acted as their own informants were more likely to recall past exposures than third party informants, this would mean that the odds ratios for the risk factors for suicide in Tables 1 and 2 are actually conservative values – they are likely to be underestimates.
The advantage of using neurocognitive measures is the fact that researchers are no longer dependent on third-party informants (e.g. parents, teachers), since children are able to execute non-verbal neurocognitive tasks.
The genomic information have been integrated with third party databases.
The detailed spelling of a name, particularly if it is associated with a minority ethnic group, is more likely to be prone to error when transcribed by a third party onto NHS records, than in the census where the census informant writes it.
Some key informants in Phnom Penh shared anecdotal evidence and their concerns that in some health districts, especially in the districts with no third party purchaser, there was no proper supervision and monitoring.
No third party adjudication was necessary.
