Sentence examples for average time devoted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krueger's data, for instance, shows that the average time devoted to dusting has fallen significantly in recent decades.

The low average time devoted by Italian young men to domestic labour results in part from the large share of young men who do no housework at all.

Moreover, the literature suggests that children between ages 0 and 17 in the US supplied on average 4 h per week doing household chores, which represents one-sixth of the total average time devoted to such work by a prime-age adult (Ramey 2009).

For the FC dataset, character annotation was necessarily estimated based on the average time devoted to each step in the curation workflow.

On average, the time devoted to science instruction among elementary teachers across the nation declined from a weekly average of 2.6 hours in 2000 to 2.3 hours in 2004, Department of Education statistics show.

In a forthcoming QJE paper Mark Aguiar and Erik Hurst find that, on average, the amount of time devoted to not working (this includes household work) has increased over the last forty years.

For the experimental group, the average nurse's salary for the time devoted to intervention will be obtained (average cost per patient).

Teachers tell the mother that 30 days is about average, and this excludes extensive additional time devoted to preparing for the tests.

Staff time devoted to recruitment averaged 86.8 hours per week per clinic, with the majority of effort by staff specifically assigned to recruitment.

The average time she devotes to planning the play when her dummy appears is perhaps five seconds, but on the diagramed deal from a qualifying match it was closer to five minutes.

The total amount of time devoted to nutrition was on average 57, 56, 48, and 28 hours in the medical, nursing, midwifery, and nursing assistant programs, respectively.