Sentence examples for concerned with a number from inspiring English sources
"I'm concerned with a number of aspects of the FIRST Act," he explained.
The main area of concern highlighted by the committee were: The committee said it was concerned with a number of the welfare provisions and said the relevant clauses "do not yet meet the spirit and substance of the Smith Commission's recommendations and potentially pose challenges in any attempt to implement them".
Peterson said he was concerned with a small number of major institutions would "control the flow of data" as well as the content.
Schiller characterizes the tension he is concerned with through a number of contrasts: person and condition, the atemporal and the temporal, noumenon and phenomena, form and matter, and so on (Eleventh Letter).
This paper is concerned with establishing a number of guidelines for optimizing livestock production in developing or less developed countries (LDCs), consistent with achieving sustainable agricultural production.
Brokenshire said the measure was not intrinsically concerned with a reduction in the number of CCTV cameras in use.
Ichthyology, scientific study of fishes, including, as is usual with a science that is concerned with a large group of organisms, a number of specialized subdisciplines: e.g., taxonomy, anatomy (or morphology), behavioral science (ethology), ecology, and physiology.
Self-efficacy is not concerned with the number of skills a person has, but with what he believes he can do with what he has [ 12].
A parent who's read that multiple vaccines might weaken a child's immune system requires one tactic; one who's concerned with the number of shots in a single visit another.
Whereas this paper focuses on the dual problem of assigning primers and partitioning SNPs into multiplex-compatible tubes, an entirely different multiplex PCR problem is concerned with finding a minimal number of primers necessary to amplify a maximum number of targets over a single experiment [ 38] or over multiple experiments [ 39].
