Sentence examples for capture compensation from inspiring English sources

Thus, a lagging flow may capture compensation slots till it becomes in sync flow.

Figure  1 presents the rate of needlestick injuries captured in compensation claims by three rate groups in the health and social services sector.

Table  1 reports the frequency of needlestick injuries captured in compensation claims and work-related emergency department records for all sectors and specifically the health and social services sector over a 9-year period for compensation claims and a 6-year period for work related emergency department records.

In a recent study, I develop an empirical measure to capture the underlying compensation system structure of the firm and assess the relative effectiveness of the three compensation system structures in improving firm performance.

Our model was able to predict the steroid response to the FAD but failed to capture the apparent compensation (in terms of T and E 2 serum levels) occurring during 8 days exposure as well as the over compensation observed during the depuration phase.

Comparing the year prior to the regulation being established (2006) to three years after the regulation came into effect (2011), needlestick injury rates in the health and social services sector that were captured by workers' compensation claims declined by 31% and by 43% in the work-related emergency department records.

Beyond genuine debate, the main office of §507(a)(5) is to capture portions of employee compensation for services rendered not covered by §507(a)(4).

The latest salary and compensation data captured by our organization and posted at OpenTheBooks.com from fiscal year 2017 shows Illinois local governments needs far more scrutiny.

Our study may not have captured different forms of compensation use by patients to minimize neck pain such as relying more heavily on upper limbs and postural muscles to achieve the reaching task.

Similarly, the forest manager does not receive compensation for capturing carbon, maintaining scenic beauty or for preserving biodiversity resources, all of which may be of value to national societies or the global community as a whole.

In order to obtain a similar depth of coverage as post-capture samples when performing pre-capture 16 multiplexing, fewer pools of 16 can be sequenced in a single lane as a compensation for reduced capture efficiency.