Sentence examples for concerning length of time from inspiring English sources

After the measurements all physicians examined were asked to fill in a self-assessment-sheet to assess their estimations concerning length of time they spend on different fields of work each day.

Concerning length of time spent in the teaching profession, women at the start of their careers (≤ 5 years in the profession) more often reported voice disorders than those who had spent longer in the teaching profession (56.2% vs. 49.6%, Chi2 test: p = 0.03).

The two groups were compared concerning length of stay in the resuscitation room, time until admission to the OR or ICU, gender, age, Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), mortality, required surgery, injury pattern, shock, mechanism of injury, length of stay in the ICU and the hospital, and the number of transfused packed red blood cells (PRBC).

Time-dependent covariates are critically important in studies concerning lengths of stay in hospital.

No restrictions were imposed concerning the length of time cases or controls should have lived in North Jutland County.

Group TP filled out an additional questionnaire concerning the length of time the piercing(s) had been worn, the shape of the piercing(s) and the material from which it or they were made and who applied the TP (piercing artist, dentist or physician) and the length of time between each cleaning of the object (applied as a piercing).

Note that there is no rule concerning the length of time required for a custom to be in evidence.

Prior to the study, 5 focus group discussions were conducted in the study area focusing on four thematic areas: acceptability of the tags for data collection, participants and non-participants perceptions of tags, privacy concerns and length of time to carry tags.

The group have reason to be concerned about the length of time they are being detained on the base.

She said in a statement: "I am concerned by the length of time it took for the administered drug protocol to complete the lawful execution of the convicted double murderer, Joseph Wood.

Lord Morris, who was attorney general in the Labour government of Tony Blair between 1997 and 1999, said he was concerned about the length of time it was taking.