Sentence examples for measuring work from inspiring English sources

The aerobic fitness test in combination with several days of measured heart rate further opens up for measuring work ability through e.g. percent of heart rate reserve [ 72].

Helander, M. G., Greiner, M. T., Wang, Z. B. & Lu, Z. H. Pitfalls in measuring work function using photoelectron spectroscopy.

Give them a junior engineer, give the skills for measuring work, give them a panchayat officer who can plan for the works.

It is also an important index for coal seam outburst danger evaluation and gas extraction effect investigation, which require a lot of measuring work and must be tested in large areas in underground coal mines.

Hours worked per week in the follow-up period did not differ between the groups, but small sample size and challenges associated with measuring work hours may have contributed to this finding.

Ex vivo mucoadhesion experiments conducted on porcine vaginal mucosa founded on the technique of traction of the adhesive/adherent joint allowed the characterization of mucoadhesive properties of hydrogels by measuring work of adhesion (W) and maximum force of detachment (Fmax).

24 The MBI is internationally the most widely used instrument for measuring work-related burnout.

In future research, priority should be given to high-quality randomised controlled trials (RCTs) applying exposure in vivo to a variety of anxiety disorders, and measuring work-related outcomes as well as anxiety symptoms.

It can be assumed that instruments aimed at measuring work-related global constructs such as commitment, turnover intention, emotional exhaustion or job effort are not suitable for relationship measurements with respect to specific occupational tasks like teaching.

"Our survey is designed to measure work and looking for work," said Karen Kosanovich, a BLS economist.

Work Adjustment Questionnaire Two instruments were adopted to measure work stressors and work adjustment.