Sentence examples for estimated working from inspiring English sources

Governments would then spread the cost over the estimated working lives of their employees.

The discrepancy occurs because early figures are estimated working backwards from current estimates (using growth rates) and there were upward corrections to GDP numbers in the 1990's.

Monique Morrisey, the Economic Policy Institute economist, cautions that the worker: beneficiary ratio is the pertinent metric rather than the "aged dependency ratio," which does not measure the relationship of beneficiaries to actual or even estimated working people to beneficiaries.

If I estimated working 10 hours a week doing paid labor that earned me at most $300 and, say, another 15 hours a week without pay marketing my availability, traveling to conferences, reading up on new developments in my field, or trying to arrange engagements for next year -- as any entrepreneur knows, an impossibly low time commitment -- that's not change enough.

Estimated working lifespans decrease as the number of foundresses increases (Figure 3).

The estimated working distance of the beam was 20 ± 5 μm, focal spot diameter was 3 ± 0.05 μm and the beam divergence was 15°.

Cowan (2001) and Pashler (1988) suggested applying multinomial tree models to data from change detection paradigms in order to estimate working memory capacity.

The biggest changes that ComScore made involved how it estimated work audiences.

rats (notch femur), but the estimated work to propagate the crack was less for the aged bone.

We established the association between the estimated work of breathing by the ventilator and the measured respiratory parameters (P < 0.05).

Despite a lower estimated work performed; high-intensity intermittent exercise (HIIE) training produces greater fat mass reductions when compared with workload-matched continuous (CON) steady state exercise.