Sentence examples for approximate wage from inspiring English sources

To approximate wage correlation coefficients between any two periods I develop an indirect inference approach.

To calculate staff costs, we have used an approximate wage estimate of £10 h−1 (equivalent to an annual wage of £19 500) and an average hands-on time of 2 h for MLPA, 13 h for PTT plus the limited BRCA1/2 screen, 52.5 h for dHPLC analysis plus sequencing for HNPCC, an estimated 39 h for dHPLC analysis plus sequencing for a full BRCA1/2 screen and 30 h for dHPLC analysis plus sequencing for FAP.

Multiply your approximate weekly wage by four to come up with an approximate monthly wage.

(Multiplying $17/day by 6 days/week by 4 weeks/month would seem to yield an approximate monthly wage of $408. And a second article cited a worker who made $22 a day. How then, this reader asked, could Foxconn be raising monthly wages up to $400?) The crucial distinction is overtime.

For additional information see Fig. 2 Table 9 Approximate sectoral wage growth in the countries (annual rate, unit: %).

Once you have these two numbers, you can divide your totally yearly income by your total number of yearly hours to reach an approximate hourly wage.

Nonetheless, the average shepherd finishes the year with earnings that approximate the minimum wage, according to government figures.

Ismail's guaranteed $4.5 million nearly approximates their wages.

In the recent CBO study of the effects of a higher minimum wage, the approximate elasticity of the number of poor people with respect to the minimum wage is −0.05 (Congressional Budget Office, 2014; p. 11).

If the fit is reasonably close for 2004 2011, this will provide some validation that the distribution of simulated wages can accurately approximate the distribution of earnings or total salaries for the years 1988–2003.

More important, for skilled workers, who are top-coded beyond the 52nd percentile, simulated wages can approximate salaries in capped percentiles.