Sentence examples for fill in concerning from inspiring English sources

"They were sent a questionnaire they were expected to fill in concerning safety issues," he said.

As test phase 1 already provided us with data on how teachers prefer to be professionalised, and because most of the teachers were also working in test phase two, and we had another longer set of questions for teachers to fill in, concerning teacher motivation, we did not ask questions about preferable ways of professionalising in test phase 2 (Table 5).

You will need to fill in information concerning how to contact and pay you as well as what you want your publishing name to be (i.e. a pseudonym, your initials and last name, your whole name etc).

At the end of the sixth week the OHPs were asked to fill in an additional questionnaire concerning their own characteristics.

The same formula was used to compute the standard error of the phenotypic correlation, but by filling in the entries concerning phenotypic variances and covariances.

Judges, lawyers and jurors were asked to fill in questionnaires concerning new media use during the trials.

All physicians were asked to report any problem (out loud) that was encountered while filling in the registration form, concerning eg clarity of the questions, instructions for filling it in, difficulty of providing the requested information etc).

If you have any problems filling in the form or concerns that your review hasn't come through to us then you can email it instead to [email protected], making sure to give your name, age, parent's contact number and parent's email.

This architecture contains a number of variability points which are next filled in to address quality concerns.

With replacement personnel filling in, union members expressed concern that the new workers wouldn't be as well trained or familiar with the nuclear defense facility, and that this could potentially create a heightened security threat.

Colin's particular gift lay not merely in the fine detail of fibres and ink smudges with which papyrologists must be concerned, but with filling in the gaps of broken lines with supplements.