Sentence examples for measures for work from inspiring English sources

Main Outcome Measures: For work simulation, isokinetic peak torque and total work; and for HHD, maximal isometric torque.

At present, U.S. law requires specific safety and security measures for work on select agents (including certain highly pathogenic influenza viruses).

Responses to MIDAS questions about number of days where productivity was reduced by half or more in work (mean 3.77, median 2.00) and in household work (mean 3.92, median 2.00) significantly overestimated the corresponding diary-based measures for work (mean 2.94, median 1.06) and household work (mean 2.22, median 0.98).

As DNA from potential prey species is usually degraded to a substantial degree in predator feces [22], we implemented several of the measures for work with ancient DNA to avoid contamination [23].

Therefore, we have not attempted to apply imputation measures for working with missing data.

In light of the facts mentioned here, it is justified that caregivers should be given not only adequate pharmacological assistance but also support in the form of coping measures for working through the grief they experience while the patient is still alive.

But we did not find any relationship between communication patterns and (a) the number of patients per full time equivalent per GP (objective measure for work load), (b) number of working hours a week or (c) the subjective judgment of the GP on 'having sufficient time for this patient during the consultation'.

The appropriate placement of mechanical lifting devices is the most important measure for fatality risk reduction, if working near them, while the good surface condition is the most important measure for work near transport devices and in manual handling.

The sensor has been found to be reliable and valid for use both in the laboratory [ 70] and free-living situations [ 71], and can be used as a measure for work ability [ 72].

Via email, a friend joked about how dire London's dating situation must be if I was forced to resort to such drastic measures ("for 'work', sure").

Last week, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar ordered a halt to all new offshore projects while his department reviewed safety measures for the work in light of the spill in the Gulf of Mexico.