Sentence examples for variable interview from inspiring English sources

Forty-two volunteers from Guatavita and forty-two volunteers from Guasca participated in the study by completing both the PHQ scale and the socio-demographic variable interview.

The variables 'Interview: limitations not checked', 'Interview: respond to client', 'Conflict handling: engage in confrontation' and 'Conflict handling: play down differences' were omitted from the model.

The project is based on common case studies carried out during four seasons, including measurements of meteorological variables, interviews and observations of human activity at each place.

5 41 42 Although we collected data on a range of variables, most interview questions were close-ended, and not all factors of interest were explored in greater depth.

Clinical variables and interviews including the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAMD-17) and Anxiety (HAMA), and the Clinical Global Impressions (CGI) scale were employed to evaluate clinical prognostic predictors of DR and to exclude confounding collinearity (Table 1; Tables S2 and S3).

70 Process evaluations can combine a range of study methods and cross-sectional or longitudinal designs, including surveys among managers, frontline healthcare professionals and patients, and the measurement of variables, through interviews, direct observation or medical record review.

This procedure was a test of both the convergent and discriminative validity of the PQLI instrument (i.e., variables on the PQLI should be related to corresponding variables on the interview and not to non-corresponding variables) and the criterion-related validity of the PQLI form (i.e., the ability of the PQLI to predict an independent criterion variable).

The possibility of such bias justifies the inclusion of the variable age at interview in the final model.

Adjusted model: age at visit (continuous variable), age at interview (continuous), age finished education (continuous), childhood socio-economic position (4 categories), country (13 dummies).

A variable indicating the interview wave was included in the analysis in order to control for the potentially confounding effect of different sampling strategies in different waves.

Limitations to this approach include: compromises over the variables included in the model (e.g. a reduced number of indicators for ADLs); variation in the position of the dependent variable in the interview schedules; and some variation in the wording of the dependent variable as it was developed over time.