Sentence examples for categories of working from inspiring English sources

Classification errors were unlikely because we divided the participants into housewives and two categories of working women based on objective conditions, such as asking about employment status, marital status and living with family members.

There was suggestive evidence for U-shaped associations; that is, adverse effects at both ends of the categories of working hours: shortest (20 35 h) as well as longest (≥69 h) working hours.

Average working hours were ascertained using the following question: "How many hours per day did you work over the past month on average?" We divided the participants into the following four categories of working hours: ≥7 to 8 h/day, >8 to 9 h/day, >9 to 10 h/day, and >10 h/day.

There are three categories of working fluids: wet fluids, dry fluids and isentropic fluids.

It says the traditional categories of working, middle and upper class are outdated, fitting 39% of people.

It found the three traditional 20th century categories of working, middle and upper class are out of date, fitting only 39% of people.

First, the latte libel narrowly redefines the category of working Americans (class) into white people living outside the big cosmopolitan cities – the victims.

Despite the rhetoric, the only kind of immigration which is actually "capped" is one sub-category of working migrants, those from outside the EU, and excluding those on "intra-company transfers", and certain other exceptions.

Similarly, among women, the shortest category of working hours was associated with a higher risk of poor health.

Those factors included job category, duration of working, practice of wearing mask, and professional or household contact with TB patients.

As shown in Table  3, three categories emerged from the experiences and views of women, husbands' and community members (users) on maternity care, and two categories of experiences of working in the labour wards emerged from nurse-midwives' (providers).