Sentence examples for estimates of work from inspiring English sources

To overcome this problem, previous studies used indirect estimates of work for station holding based on an estimated distance that the body would have moved had the duck stopped paddling.

For instance, if the most successful migrants are more likely to return to their country of origin, least squares estimates of work experience in the destination country are likely to be biased downward.

Unit costs of GP and outpatient dermatological consultations, average travel distances, and national estimates of work participation were derived from the Dutch Manual on Costing in Health Care Research [ 10].

Our study supports the finding of impaired productivity in patients with moderate to severe GERD, but the estimates of work loss are somewhat lower demonstrating that about 16% of the work time is lost due to the illness.

1US Census Bureau, The Big Payoff: Educational Attainment and Synthetic Estimates of Work-Life Earnings, July 2002, page 1.

Lerner and Lee [ 38] have noted that respondents generally underestimate time lost, so this would be a more conservative estimate of work productivity.

Mr. Holliday, the former American intelligence officer, put the estimate of working Hind-Ds even lower.

Plasticine was used as a model work-piece material and a series of compression tests were undertaken, to determine its constitutive properties and gain an estimate of work-piece die friction for use in process simulation.

In addition, the digit span subtest was administered to obtain an estimate of working memory (digit span backward score).

The length of the longest list a person can remember in this fashion was that person's digit span and was an estimate of working memory [ 34, 35].

Table 3 shows our estimates of wages, work relationship type, and demographics for janitors.