Sentence examples for a rate of work from inspiring English sources

The total annual energy released in all earthquakes is about 1025 ergs, corresponding to a rate of work between 10 million and 100 million kilowatts.

We assumed 5 years of follow-up and a rate of work cessation of 12.77% per year in the control group, based on the 40% work loss observed in controls over 4 years in Allaire's RCT of VRC [ 34], and assuming an exponential distribution of time to work loss.

The Mine Safety and Health Administration, part of the Labor Department, found that before the accident the mine had been cited for violations about one-third as often as the national average for underground coal mines, and had a rate of lost work time due to nonfatal injuries that was a little more than half the national average.

By the 1970s, while women's liberation was a mainstream term in American public discourse, no comparable movement existed in the Soviet Union, despite gender-based income inequality and a rate of additional work in the household greater than that experienced by American women.

As an apparent consequence, a high rate of work hardening is retained at high stress, which leads to an improved combination of strength and elongation.

In a 2012 survey, panic disorder conferred a substantial rate of work absenteeism (mean: 36.0 days/year) [ 136].

Other studies reported a rate of return to work as low as 13% after a CA [ 12, 13, 37].

31 A second limitation mentioned is that Dutch women have twice as high a rate of part time work as the European average.

High-yield wells in the Fanzhuang Block always have the following conditions: gas content > 20 m3/t; burial depth of 500 700 m; CRR > 0.7; LCH > 400 m; volume of frac sand > 40 m3; EDR of 30 60 m; and a decline rate of working fluid level lower than 2 m/day during the initial production stage.

We hypothesized that former child-psychiatric in-patients with ADHD would have a higher rate of working disability relative to other clinical groups.

If the 86% validation rate obtained by Sanger sequencing is used than obtaining a 79% rate of working GoldenGate assays would suggest that for common bean the GoldenGate assay had a 92% conversion rate for real SNPs which is slightly higher than what has been obtained with soybean.