Sentence examples for employment table from inspiring English sources

Fourteen were employed, with most in part-time employment (Table 1).

With respect to employment (Table 4), the OLS results (first row) show small effects that are hardly statistically significant.

There were no statistically significant differences between men and women released from prison in terms of age, race, educational attainment, housing, or employment (Table 1).

The effect on employment brought about by a production shift is also an import issue, which we should plan to investigate after developing the employment table.

We always report four elements: (1) "b," the estimated coefficients; (2) "exp(b) − 1," which measures the proportional change (relative to the reference category) in the exit rate to the treatment (Table 2) and to employment (Table 3 8; (3) "s.e.," the standard error of the estimated coefficient; and (4) "p val," the corresponding p value.

A total of 259 men and 139 women completed both interview methods, and were similar in age, education attainment, and unemployment status, although more men had formal employment (table 1).

In the middle tertile retired individuals had higher LS and MWB even compared with those in employment (Tables  3 &  4).

With respect to the participation of self-employment, Table 5 shows that the sign of the interaction between land rights security and the year of 2008 are both small in magnitude.

Among the participants reportedly in good health, the intervention did not increase re-employment although the odds ratios with all four health indicators tended to show higher re-employment (Table  3).

When grouped by established disease versus risk factors only, proportions were similar by gender and employment status (Table  1), although those with established disease were significantly older (Table  2) than those with risk factors only and more were current smokers (64% versus 36%).

Next we look at sectoral employment (see Table 3).