Sentence examples for labour force table from inspiring English sources

In most of the countries where time-trend data were available, increases were ascertained in the share of health occupations among the total labour force (Table 3).

As with respiratory cancers, there has been only a slight rise in the median age at diagnosis for oesophageal cancer (48.0 in 1964 71 to 49.8 most recently), probably in line with the increasing age of the total labour force (Table 4).

Moreover, this suggests a greater consumption potential among peasants, working class, and old middle classes, who together constitute more than 80% of the entire Chinese labour force (see Table 1).

The labour force status (table 6) in the patient collective resembled the status in the general population.

The large number of retirees between 2005 and 2010 reflects the combination of rapid retirement in the 55-69 yeageagroupoup, which is also shown in the medical labour force historical survey data, (see Table 1) and the large size of the cohort entering these age groups in the second five year period.

Agricultural and unskilled 148.76 Total 957.94 Table 13 Additional labour force generation in different scenarios without USA (in thousand) Scenario 1  1.

Rest of the World 94.00 − 385.61 − 2755 Total 361.07 275.70 15,668 Table 12 Additional labour force generation in different scenarios with USA (in thousand) Scenario 1  1.

Reflecting the rapid expansion of tertiary education, over the interval 1997/2001 to 2006/2012, the fraction of graduates in the labour force (columns 4 and 5 in Table 2) rose substantially from 30 to 42 %.

However the percentage differences between those employed full time and those employed part time, is not as great as those employed full time and those not in the labour force due to mental health conditions (Table 2).

When compared with individuals with positive self-rated health, those with negative self-rated health were more likely to be: older, separated/widowed/divorced, educated to the high school level only, not in the labour force and current regular smokers (see table 1 for relevant ORs for both surveys).

Source: HKTDC (2013) Table 1 Comparison of labour force in selected Asian economies (millions).