For each job held, we collected information on job titles, business organization – whether service or industry – and duration of employment.
Prevalence in the current study was stratified by time since starting in the industry whereas duration of service was used in the earlier study.
In comparison to the trucking industry, the duration of underground mine exposure was relatively short (a mean of 8 years compared with a mean of 21.6 years in the present study) but more intense, with mean EC exposures of 128 µg/m compared with the historical trucking industry's lower cross-shift estimates noted previously.
According to industry standards, the duration of the tests typically differs between 1 h and 4 h at temperatures of 290 ± 10 °C.
The method permits the simultaneously determination of squalene and TGA, which is most desired in olive oil industry and the duration is three times shorter than that in classic chromatographic methods.
In the face of all this uncertainty, investors can hardly be blamed for being cautious.The way that the crisis has centred on the banking industry also explains its duration.
In policy design, adjustment speed, critical industry scale, and policy duration are all relevant.
Ghayad and Dickens (2012) disaggregate the unemployment-vacancy relationship by industry, age, education, and duration of unemployment and by blue- and white-collar groups to understand if the shifts in the aggregate Beveridge Curve are driven by particular groups.
Our results revealed that firm size, TQM duration, and industry type moderate the influence of total effects of culture (top management commitment, customer focus, and trust) on final outcomes (process quality, product quality, and customer satisfaction).
Similarly, workers' who remained employed in the same industry had a shorter duration between claims than those who had moved between industries (Table 4).
