Sentence examples for a weekly workload of from inspiring English sources

Women in Austria reach a weekly workload of up to 60 h [18, 29].

About 69% of respondents had an average weekly workload of 40 59 h (more details about the characteristics of the survey respondents can be found in appendix 3 in the online supplement).

But Mrs. Ashcraft says her husband had a full-time weekly workload of 40 hours before his death on June 30.

Interestingly, despite the decrease of the weekly workload of physicians (as PCP) and a decrease of the daily number of face-to face contacts with patients, on a working day, the total contact-time with the patients didn't change much in twenty years.

In both units during the study period 15 nurses were observed, with a median of 29.9 years of age, 93.3% were female, 73.3% had less than five years of work in intensive care, and weekly workload of 44.3(+14.5) hours.

Look at the expected weekly workload of each course and see if that fits your schedule.

Cluster 2 is predominantly made up of females, with a lighter weekly workload.

Descriptive analysis showed some universal characteristics of dentists' population elsewhere: predominance of women, high levels of professional involvement (dentistry as main occupation and high weekly workload), predominance of workers in private dental service, and a tendency toward specialization and concentration in large cities [ 4, 5, 10].

Gender-related studies observed that women are more inclined to have a lower weekly workload owing to family commitments [ 10, 11].

The following points were considered: incidence rates of specific conditions; percentage of the population with that specific condition who should consult a physician; rate of commonly performed procedures; percentage of procedures that should be performed by a specialist; associated inpatient and office visits per procedure; and productivity estimates/profile of weekly workload.

Questions related to output indicators were arranged in different areas: General practice characteristics were described through the following items: solo or group practice, unique activity as PCP or involvement in other paid activity (such as physicians in nursing homes, private companies, teaching activities…), salaried or self-employed activity and weekly workload as PCP (number of hours).