Sentence examples for be explained by job from inspiring English sources

Multivariate analysis of cross-sectional data, as well as qualitative analysis, shows that variable frequency in demand can be explained by: job type; the different ways to raise a purchase order (PO); type of goods purchased; expected delivery times; and from where the PO originates.

Moreover, in this model, a total variance of 42.4% (r = 0.424) in negative health and of 60.2% (r = 0.602) in positive health is explained by job demands and job resources.

From a comparison between Model K2 and K1, it is known that the variance with an additional value of 26.4% on turnover intention was explained by job satisfaction exclusively.

Approximately 60% of the association between occupation and SROH was explained by job-related factors.

His ability to know what pushes readers' buttons may be explained by the job he gave up to concentrate on a full-time writing career: chief executive of one of the world's best known advertising firms, J Walter Thompson.

The observed differences in the frequencies rank and the incidence rank for some of the occupations could be explained by different job tasks in the same occupational group (e.g., only few vehicle drivers may be exposed to heavy lifting), or by a low number of employees which leads to a higher incidence.

Much of the rise and sustained unemployment can be explained by private sector job losses during the recession and public sector job losses during the recovery.

Unlike the observed social gradient in general and physical health, this reversed social gradient in mental health cannot be explained by blue-collar job characteristics and physical work factors (model II), but was found to be explained largely by white-collar job characteristics and psychosocial work factors (model III).

Decreased VO2 max (− 1.75%) in the control group may be explained by the sedentary job roles performed by these employees [2].

Part of the differences in the youth-adult (long-term) unemployment risk can be explained by the higher job mobility and the higher likelihood to enter inactivity among youth.

Kirk's weakness vis-à-vis Duckworth seems to be explained by a dismal job approval rating.