Long-term sickness absence may also be expressed in terms of return to work, since long-term sickness absence is inversely related to return-to-work, when long-term sickness decreases return to work increases, all things considered.
A frequent statistical problem in many coastal and off-shore engineering situations is to estimate the probability of structural failure expressed in terms of Return Period and Design Quantile.
Like much of the collection, Meeting Point is pervaded by eve-of-battle delirium, expressed in restless movement and return, and scenes that are intrinsically fluid despite the superb technical control.
The design flood is defined as the discharge value corresponding to an assigned non-exceedance probability, which is usually expressed in terms of the return period.
Depending upon whether such consumers are local or non-local to firm i, this demand is denoted as local return demand, R Li, as expressed in (5), or non-local return demand, R NLi, as described in (6).
In the investment business, we count on that same law expressed in terms of differential returns on capital adjusted for all sorts of things that matter to investors such as taxes or risk.
We have also argued that only when cardiometabolic health can be expressed in economic terms of return-on-investment will employers and health insurers be willing and able to allocate more resources towards preventive efforts for health maintenance.
There are places where time folds and shimmers rather than stretches in a line, and Bamiyan, Afghanistan, is one of them, as Roger Cohen so eloquently expressed in his Oct. 29 column, "Return to Bamiyan".
The key Asian markets of Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore have risen about 30percentthis yearar when returns are expressed in dollars.
Most European markets are ahead this year when returns are expressed in dollars, mostly because of the 12percentt gain in the value of the euro.
