Sentence examples for users interviews from inspiring English sources
As of Dec.1, the Obama administration believes the HealthCare.gov should work smoothly for the "vast majority of users". Interviews with shoppers over the past two days show a system working better than it has in recent weeks, although one where some consumers still face difficult obstacles.
This reviewing-revising iterative process was terminated when there were no further comments emerging from users' interviews and review panel meetings.
In order to gain an insight into the more informal work practices of users, interviews were complemented by a mixture of object/activity/person-oriented observations of the software in use with on-site questioning, where appropriate and convenient.
A combination of indicators gathered from questionnaires from service users, interviews with clinicians, service users and Directors of Nursing or Midwifery, field notes recorded by the research assistants on their observations and other documentary evidence were combined within NVivo so that the strength of evidence to support a particular finding could be collated.
Of 16 Resnet users interviewed, only two said that IS had informed them of the issues.
None of the regular users interviewed knew what was in what they were taking, and none cared.
And Mr. Hahn, like many of the other park users interviewed, was quick to place blame squarely on the shoulders of County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta.
Of those Tinder users interviewed for this article, many found it difficult to generalize about societal Tinder behavior, which makes sense.
They had both tried the drug, and like most other addicts and former users interviewed for this article, said they liked it.
Contrary to the original claims that the Boscombe ASR would attract an affluent surf market, surfers and water users interviewed in this study are low spenders and rarely stayed overnight in Boscombe.
User workload The classification of the data required by the system is already carried out by the users interviewed.
