Sentence examples for leave statistics from inspiring English sources

Sick leave statistics for each unit and the total sample are shown in Figure  2.

Annual sick leave statistics from 2004 2009 for each unit were accessed from the municipality's records, and contextual information regarding significant events and changes taken place the last 7 years was gathered through interviews with representatives of the municipal secretariat and unit leaders.

For instance, part of the observed HCW productivity loss during the pandemic period may have been associated with the need of parents to stay home to care for their children during the prolonged school closures in June and July 2009, which could not be reflected from the sick leave statistics.

For them the merger implied a new work situation involving new office, new colleagues, new leader, new geographical areas with new care recipients, new work routines, new organizational culture, new budget figures etc. Two marked peaks in the sick leave statistics (units A and E) appear to reflect strain upon merger, by correspondence in time and by the qualitative data.

Also, some believed a high-level understanding of statistics was required for EBM, perceived to be daunting, "we've come out of it with this monster that most of the radiologists don't know how to cope with, most of us left statistics behind in high school, we don't have this analysis in our brains".

All this is very medical and pretty boring (that's dialysis for you – ask anyone who has it), so I'll leave the statistics there and tell you a quick story.

At the finale all that was left were statistics, more damned statistics, Andy Murray's defeat to Rafael Nadal instantly disappearing into a puff of smoke, another in a long list of losses.

In the last year it was over 500,000, but this may well be the last time we ever see such figures, leaving murkier statistics compiled by agencies.

But "uncritical group think," to use Nusbaum's phrase, isn't to be found only among the test designers evaluating no child left behind statistics.

He's got five short months left, and statistics indicate that Americans will spend more time during the first part of this period worrying about BB Qs and swimming than they will politics.

David I. Bruck, a veteran death penalty defense lawyer from South Carolina who favors a moratorium, said that while the Justice Department claims that there is no discrimination, and while critics counter that the statistics leave no other possible conclusion, the fact is that "we just don't know".