Sentence examples for mean weekly working hours from inspiring English sources

Women who experienced TA (mean weekly working hours: 62 h vs. 50 h, P < .0001) or PTB (62 h vs. 50 h, P < .0001) had longer weekly working hours during the first trimester than did those without pregnancy complications.

Average weekly working hours of females, however, have stagnated at a relatively low 25 hours per week (see Fig. 1).

The average weekly working hours of all female physicians in the period 1999 2009 remained stable at approximately 38 hours.

The average weekly working hours of surveyed doctors in 2001 was 61.3; it fell to 55.1 in 2011.

The average weekly working hours and the proportion with suboptimal work home balance did not change significantly among Norwegian junior and senior doctors from 1994 to 2012.

The mean number of weekly working hours was 33.6 ± 14.7 hours.

A compulsory compensatory day of rest following on calls, which was only implemented at the main teaching unit in the North Western Deanery, meant that their weekly working hours were effectively reduced by almost 10% (table 5).

Compared with the standard 35-400) workingworking hours, working 49-54 hours was associated with an odds ratio of 1.13 and working ≥55 hours a week was associated with an odds ratio of 1.12 for new onset risky alcohol use.

Responders did not differ from the non-responders on age, sex, weekly working hours, work type and job group.

For each patient who had not been able to return to work, weekly working hours lost during the 28-day trial period were calculated.

Section D recorded the characteristics of the responding GPs (number of years in practice, practice setting (urban or rural), weekly working hours, work situation (alone or in partnership).