The phrase "answers in the questionnaire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the responses provided in a survey or form that consists of questions.
Example: "Please review the answers in the questionnaire to gather insights for our research."
Alternatives: "responses in the survey" or "replies in the form".
We compute the proportion of these two categories of answers in the questionnaire.
(2016) the ratio of "don't know" answers in the questionnaire is negatively associated with individual earnings.
We selected participants who gave in-depth answers in the questionnaire, mentioned explicitly TDD, or produced either a good or a bad solution for the exercises until reaching data saturation.
The ratio of "Don't know" answers in the questionnaire is still negatively correlated with individual earnings, even though it is not statistically significant in the last specification when we include all the measures of non-cognitive skills jointly.
To summarize while the unemployment rate seems to explain some place differences observed, we could not find any significant relation between the real progressivity of the tax systems and the Gini coefficients corresponding to the answers in the questionnaire.
When looking at the measures based on the background questionnaire, the ratio of "Don't know" answers in the questionnaire is only significant for males (see Table 9, columns 14 and 16) when we control for both the score in numeracy and years of schooling.
Based on answers provided in the questionnaire in the Personal Information section, TurboTax offers a Guide Me option that asks questions and provides forms for the situations noted earlier.
This finding was consistent with what was reflected by the students through their answers in the questionnaires and in the interviews (Sources B and C).
Student remarks such as these helped us to interpret the answers in the questionnaires and helped us to conclude that students had the same interpretation of meaningfulness as we did.
