Sentence examples for hour adjusted from inspiring English sources

According to the recommendation, all businesses will be paying at least $15 an hour, adjusted for inflation, by 2025.

In 1990, those at the bottom were paid $10.85 an hour, adjusted for inflation; last year, it was $10.

Until 15 or 20 years ago, meatpacking plants in the United States were staffed by highly paid, unionized employees who earned about $18 an hour, adjusted for inflation.

They checked in every hour, adjusted the Percocet dripping through the intravenous (IV) tubes, and asked repeatedly about my "level of pain". Unfortunately, while the pain was being contained, my reaction to the narcotic was nausea, no appetite, more nausea and a headache to beat all headaches.

Apart from MEP, phthalates metabolites concentrations tended to decrease with increasing sampling hour (adjusted P  ≤  0.05 for metabolites of DEHP, MBP, MCPP, mono carboxynonyl phthalate (MCNP) and MCOP, Table 2).

In a Ghanaian study, neonatal mortality in babies fed after the first 24 h was over twice that of those fed within the first hour (adjusted OR 2.88, 95% CI 1.87 to 4.42).

As is customary for private sessions, our instructors spent the entire hour adjusting us as we moved through a series of repetitive, isometric exercises.

Soaring CEO pay plus stagnant wages -- the federal minimum wage should really be $22 an hour, adjusting for productivity gains and inflation -- in an economy creating mainly low-paying jobs, equals rising inequality.

We found no significant interaction between outcome adjustment and increase in mortality during off-hours (adjusted odds ratio 1.07, 1.04 to 1.10; I=75; 30 cohorts versus unadjusted odds ratio 1.19, 0.98 to 1.44; I=48; 12 cohorts).

Other workers had their hours adjusted similarly.

We administered half doses twice daily (0700 and 1400 hours), adjusted for morning bw.