Sentence examples for estimation of workers from inspiring English sources

A risk estimate from Kogevinas et al (1997) for sprayers from an analysis of a register of workers exposed to dioxin-contaminated phenoxy-acid herbicides and chlorophenols has been used for the AF estimation of workers in agriculture, horticulture, forestry and gardening (SMR=1.03, 95% CI=0.78 1.34).

Evaluations of the accuracy and reliability of the pedometer revealed a 2 3% accumulated error in the estimation of the worker's position.

Also in the article, the problems of PM10 and PM2.5 particles impact on the worker's organism in machine-building industries, correct estimation of the exposure of workers employed in a particular industry to fine-dispersion dust are highlighted.

The estimation employs a large panel of workers constructed from Brazilian matched employer-employee data.

We break the sample of workers into subsamples for estimation purposes based on their firm's employment size.

In addition, repeated exposure measurements on the same worker were collected at random intervals to allow estimation of the between- and within- worker variances.

But if the N.F.L. thought that it could play on a reflexive distrust of unionized labor, it bet wrong, so wrong that one wonders how this dispute will figure in a larger cultural and economic estimation of wage-and-salary-earning workers — the people who build things.

Bottom coding at 250 euros/month is well below the negotiated minima, and therefore, it does not affect the estimation of the headcount of underpaid workers.

Several epidemiological methods have been proposed by different workers for estimation of case fatality ratio (CFR) [7], [10], [11].

The quality of the aggregation can also be improved by using estimations of the difficulty level of tasks and skills of workers [103].

Estimation of actual exposure of the individual workers and customers is associated with a significant degree of uncertainty because of unpredictable spreading and drying of the aerosol.