Sentence examples for data on task from inspiring English sources

Given our focus on occupations and occupation-specific tasks, an online survey seemed to be the best way to collect data on task implementation.

In their task model, Autor et al. matched data on task requirements and skill requirements by using data from the Dictionary of Occupational Titles DOTT) and the Current Population Survey (CPS).

Furthermore, data on task performance by occupational category in Autor and Handel (2009) show that the average analytical content of many such middle-skill jobs is now relatively high, and cannot be considered routine in nature; also, their relative wages (as well as employment) have not declined over time10.

It should be noted, also, that the data on task sharing that were obtained from health facility managers, which showed increasing numbers of staff allocated to the provision of HIV services, 2005-2007, did not include a measurement of what proportion of time staff spent on HIV and non-HIV services.

Unlike previous studies on job polarisation in Spain (see Anghel et al. 2014 and Goos et al. 2014), this study does not rely on the US O*Net survey to derive data on job task requirements.

Data on tasks come from the European Working Condition Survey.

More recently, national or regional data on tasks have been collected in other countries, including Spain and Singapore.

In total, 12 studies (27%) analyzed data on tasks, while the remaining did not collect or analyze this data.

Time stamped data on tasks, interruptions and multitasking will be recorded on a handheld computer using the validated Work Observation Method by Activity Timing (WOMBAT) tool.

The starting point is to merge data on job contents (or task requirements) based on the US Department of Labor's ONet survey5 with Census occupation classifications to examine task specialization patterns of workers.

Bedford et al.'s (2012) inclusion criteria required infants to have data on the task at both 7 and 13 months.