Sentence examples for labor age from inspiring English sources
'labor age' is not a correct phrase in English
You could use the word 'labour' instead, as a noun meaning physical or mental work. For example, "My father worked hard his entire labour age."
But the notion of lowering child labor age limits is dangerous.
In a growing economy, with the labor age population rising, the number of jobs almost always increases.
Family labor, age of household head, coffee prices, and use of shade tree products significantly reduce the probability of converting the coffee field, while the number of family members engaged in other agriculture and non-farm work increases the probability.
The independent variables used in the study include climate variables (minimum and maximum temperature, and rainfall), household labor, age, gender and education of household head, crop prices and farm input (Table 1).
The non-climate variables including household labor, age and education of household head and farm inputs have hypothesized positive effect on crop yield while gender has hypothesized negative effect on crop yield.
For those facilities found to be employing workers under 16, China's legal labor age, Apple is forcing the supplier to pay for educational expenses and lost wages for 6 months or until the worker turns 16, whichever is longer.
The room for easy growth in China is tapering off as the population of cheap labor ages and shrinks, and land and natural resources become costlier.
Thus, there are potentially two levels at which the differential regulation of foraging may influence flexibility in social insect division of labor; age-related or task-specific plasticity in worker behavior within species and species-dependent associations of foraging gene expression and worker behavior.
Portable digital assistant (PDA) devices were used to collect the data, which were downloaded into an MS Access database before their export to Stata 11 for data management.> For the observations of provider-patient interaction, participants were in early labor, ages 15 45, who provided their informed consent for observation of their labor and delivery, with key actions recorded.
Unlike previous reports [ 1, 9], however, the commonly attributed risk factors for poor progress of labor (maternal age < 20 years or above 34 years and macrosomia) were not found to have a statistically significant association with any of the labor abnormalities including obstructed labor.
Records of HIV-positive pregnant women at various gestational ages, including CD4+ cell count at booking, packed cell volume (PCV) at booking and labor, gestational age at delivery, and infant weight and sex were retrieved.
