Sentence examples for covering information about from inspiring English sources
Only when we use the National Survey of Employment and Occupation (ENOE), covering information about return migrants between 2005 and 2007, we find evidence of negative selection in higher degree than 2010 Census.
At the baseline examination, a structured questionnaire was completed by specially trained nurses, covering information about diseases other than T2D (particularly hypertension, coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction and stroke) and data on smoking habits and physical activity during work and leisure time.
Our study has some limitations like all surveys by questionnaire covering information about private life.
The neurologist completes a screening form covering information about the patient's previous and current medical treatment and information relevant to the in- and exclusion criteria.
During the OGTT, the participants were asked to answer a questionnaire covering information about medical history, current medications, socio-economic factors, smoking habits, leisure time physical activity (LTPA), self-rated health and sleeping disorders.
DHS's all over the world apply a standard questionnaire with several modules covering information about reproductive health of women such as contraceptive knowledge and use, fertility preferences and attitudes about family planning, pregnancy outcomes, breastfeeding and socio-economic characteristics [ 16].
A day later, the Senate minority leader, Harry Reid, accused the FBI of covering up information about Russia, seeking to tip the election in Trump's favor.
Congressional Republicans have accused the Obama administration of covering up information about the attacks and have said that the F.B.I. has not moved quickly enough to investigate.
And I found no conspiracy in terms of covering up information about extraterrestrial visits.
TSG knowledge scale: A scale consisting of 14 items covering general information about TSGs was developed.
Each disease-specific component was delivered by experienced nurses through lecture-based learning sessions covering comprehensive information about diabetes, responsibility of self-care management, medications in diabetes control, and contingency management on hypo- and hyper-glycaemia.
