Sentence examples for unstructured discussions from inspiring English sources

This elite few will be enjoying an action-packed program of 60 unstructured discussions and other schmoozy stuff.

The pre-defined set of survey questions thus led to unstructured discussions of the meaning of recognition, the roles played by different actors and institutions, and the factors affecting local decision-making about specific cases of encroachment and crop damage.

Unstructured discussions built a broader understanding of family circumstances.

The nurses experienced that the detailed questions helped them to broaden the concept of environment and dialogues with parents were more open and honest than in unstructured discussions.

However, our early unstructured discussions with IDR members suggested that perceived effectiveness was based more on having targeted, patient-centered discussions, and less on comprehensiveness or adherence to a standard list.

Both CBT and OBT were based on structured manuals [ 34], whereas the AP treatment consisted of unstructured discussions of problems associated with having FMS and support provided by the therapists and group members.

The panel therefore decided to express recommendation strength in a narrative way, bringing together in the text both structured assessment of evidence and unstructured discussion.

The current study analyzed responses to structured and unstructured discussion forums to determine how each impacted student engagement (specifically by studying the use of feedback, modeling, and empowerment).

THE DEBATE FORMAT: Good news for people who liked the unstructured discussion of the first debate, if any such people actually exist: this final debate will also feature six questions, and candidates will have fifteen minutes to answer each, the same format that was attempted, rather unsuccessfully, in the opening round.

The AP group showed that unstructured discussion of FMS-related problems may be detrimental.

We also engaged in unstructured discussion of AD, including interviewees' thoughts on the current barriers, proposed recommendations, and other talking points related to clinical design.