Sentence examples for average of workdays from inspiring English sources
Greater use of health care resources was accompanied by a higher average of workdays missed (20.9 versus 8.0 days, P < 0.001) and a greater number of subjects who receive a pension from Social Security due to permanent disability before the theoretical retirement age (29.9% versus 9.5%, P < 0.001) (Table 4).
The NWDM was estimated as follows: The average number of workdays with migraine (WDM) per year was estimated based on patient self-report.
The average number of workdays missed due to occupational injuries was 14.5 per person between the years 2000 and 2004, with 70% of these injuries attributable to violations of occupational safety rules.
The participants, mostly drawn from ethnic minorities, received an average payment of $686 for an average of 110 workdays, allowing them to rise above poverty.
The results are the average of 16 workdays' results.
In a 3-month period alone, the CDCP estimated patients with depression miss an average of 4.8 workdays and suffer 11.5 days of reduced productivity.
In Malawi patients lost an average of 22 workdays resulting in an average income loss of I$68 [ 54].
Two studies in Zambia found that patients missed an average of 18 workdays before being diagnosed with TB [ 58] and 48 days of missed work in total [ 59].
For example, poor working people with chronic lymphatic filariasis in Orissa, India lose an average of 68 workdays per year (19% of their work year), and spend an average of US$8.70 per year for treatment of their condition [ 9], much more than the per capita health expenditure by the national health services.
The official instructions of the questionnaires facilitated their parameterisation into the local CIS and an average of one workday per form was needed for design and implementation.
