Sentence examples for german evidence from inspiring English sources

The first German evidence based guidelines for cough were published 2004 [15].

The German evidence concerns the association between works councils and HPWPs and is reviewed in Addison (2009, pp. 84 93).

This paper examines the pattern of service activities using German evidence with respect to the structure of service firms' income from 'standardised', 'partially customised' and 'bespoke' services.

Metcalf's review of the German evidence on productivity, and indeed the other performance outcomes, largely pertains to works councils rather than unionism per se.

For example, German evidence shows that 20 months after taking up a subsidized job, the probability of being in regular employment is around 40 percentage points higher.

Even if the German evidence is sui generis, given that nation's unique institutions, we would note that sequential declines in the "disadvantages of unionism" are reported for Britain's decentralized collective bargaining system in tandem with legislation limiting union authority material union-induced performance deficits in Britain in the 1980s being conventionally ascribed to multi-unionism.

This effect is also highlighted in recent German evidence from Neubäumer (2012) revealing the same employment rate after several years for workers who got hired into a subsidized job as well as workers who received formal work-specific training and became immediately employed.

On the basis of the telegram and additional undated German evidence for 1943 listing 67,308 persons deported, historian Jacek Andrzej Młynarczyk observed that by the official count, 780,863 victims were brought by Deutsche Reichsbahn to Treblinka, regardless of the true number.