Sentence examples for labor analysis from inspiring English sources

Green was also sceptical of concerns, voiced in Labor analysis leaked on Tuesday, suggesting the Coalition would be advantaged by the proposed changes, arguing it would "tend to produce the same thing as the current system".

Breakeven labor analysis of the 1,500-cow 1,500-cowowed that at a wage inflation rate of 1% and a 0.91 kg/d lower milk production with the AMsystemem, the breakeven labor rate washowed02/h.

Bioassays are infrequently performed, because they are labor intensive, analysis of the dose response curves generated in the bioassays requires extensive curvefitting statistics based computer analysis, and they are not appropriate for large scale screening and rapid throughput.

Labor market analysis for developing countries, Labour Economics.

As one would suspect, organized labor's analysis is not sympathetic to Wall Street, deregulation and free trade.

Over the years Professor Briggs' research has embraced such subjects as minority participation in apprenticeship training; southern rural labor market analysis; direct job creation strategies, Chicano employment issues; and immigration policy and the American labor force.

Finally, the Abood Court's critical "labor peace" analysis rests on the unsupported empirical assumption that exclusive representation in the public sector depends on the right to collect an agency fee from nonmembers.

Overall instrumental delivery did not increase (adjusted relative risk, 1.0; 95% confidence interval, 0.8-1.4), nor did the duration of the first stage and the active phase of labor (multivariate analysis; P >.1).

Our labor supply analysis is exactly in terms of intra-household bargaining and allocation of resources4.

4 Although the 1960 IPUMS does not identify MSAs and cannot be included in my local labor markets analysis, I also include education statistics for 1960 since I do use data for that year in the national labor market analysis below.

150 is the annual sampling cost (as of January 2001) and considers both labor and analysis costs [K$/yr].