Sentence examples for indicates employment from inspiring English sources
More solid results are found on annual employment growth, where the statistical significance (p < 0.01) indicates employment sparked by influx of fresh capital (most notably from abroad) and preferably into capital-intensive sectors (Lane et al. 2002; Liebscher 2005).
They also indicate employment costs are down 12% to £8.03m and operating costs have reduced by 19% to £3.63m.
In contrast, for respondents for whom both sources indicate employment, only 2.3% of the employment was in child care.
Using the electronic employee registers of the two leading handling companies at Copenhagen Airport and the electronic member directory from the local labour union that organises the airport baggage handlers, we identified a group of 4527 persons with occupational codes that indicated employment as a baggage handler anytime between 1983 and 2012.
Another exception is the age coefficient in the employment model, which indicates that employment does not increase as quickly with age for individuals who are in the fatigue group compared with the non-fatigue group.
Our analysis shows that the areas of employment are become more centralized, which indicates that employment centers emerge in the inner city because of better accessibility by rail transit.
The department suggests that this "indicates that employment growth is likely to be below its long-term trend growth rate of 1.2% in coming months".
But the I.S.M. survey of such companies has shown positive readings since last fall, and the latest government report indicates that employment in that sector has risen to the highest level in two years.
A score of one indicates full employment.
This indicates the employment of two different strategies on behalf of the participants; either to switch within the comfortable range of IOIs between 400 and 800 ms [30], or to hold on until approaching the motor limit close to 200 ms [3].
Figure 4 indicates that employment rates have fallen for women with limiting long term illness in the two highest occupational categories since around 2005.
