Sentence examples for through interviewees from inspiring English sources

As suggested by Roberts (2002), in the collection of their stories through interviewees, the interaction between the researcher and the interviewees not only "is helping the interviewees to reflect and give form and structure to their lives", but also "helping researchers to begin to draw on their own experiences" (p.13).

7 research participants were recruited through interviewees' personal contacts and had not attended the training course.

They explored organisational culture through interviewee descriptions of their work and its position within their field, hospital, and academic-clinical collaboration; opinions as to the impetus for merger, its conduct and potential cultural, clinical and academic effects; experiences of academic-clinical collaboration; and opinions of the Joint Working Agreement.

James George and Jonathan Minard's interactive documentary Clouds presents a portrait of many artists working with code today, shot in a radical 3D style using a hacked Xbox Kinect, the camera swooping around and even through the interviewees in a style heavily influenced by video games.

The application of egocentric network maps also served as a medium through which interviewees talked about their relationships.

It takes the form of an interpretive inquiry based on semi-structured interviews through which interviewees provided narratives about their climbing experiences.

Entertainment, the lower-intensity level of contemplative pleasure, is obtained by most of the interviewees through, for example, listening to music and watching films.

Interviews schedules were structured to take the interviewees through their experiences in each integration domain, exploring potential effectors and the impact of experiences in one domain upon those in another.

Conversely, the difficulties their parents have been through gives the interviewees the confidence that they – given their much more favorable circumstances – will be able to fulfill their parents' ambitions.

I made contact with most interviewees through snowball sampling, and in addition approached two members of the SRMT Environment Division, two members of the MCA Department of Environment, and six individuals who were at some time affiliated with the grassroots organization Akwesasne Task Force on the Environment (ATFE).

I declined, although I had already developed techniques for establishing better emotional connections with interviewees, through my work on nonverbal behavior, facial expressions and gestures.