Sentence examples for of restricted working from inspiring English sources

For the latter the description was given in terms of consequences on health of the reduction of PM emissions: premature deaths and days of restricted working activity saved.

High (but not low) worriers showed more evidence of restricted working memory capacity during worry than when thinking about a positive topic.

(Tel. Int. 2, Foundation) Despite the introduction of restricted working hours for junior doctors in the UK, long hours and fatigue remain, with associated consequences for performance.

A recent systematic review of the impact of restricted working hours on patient care and doctor training argues that the effects of 56 or 48 h weeks in the UK have not been sufficiently evaluated in high-quality studies to draw any substantive conclusions.

Due to the inferior resolution of optical microscopy and the restricted working environment of electron microscopy, researchers in the microbial field seldom consider using the appearance of bacterial cells but instead adopt molecular or chemical analytical methods for the identification of genomic fragments, expression of proteins, etc.

Data for counts of injuries, illness, restricted work days, sick days and hospital visits were compared between the cohorts using negative binomial regression.

The injury date documented by the employer may be the date the worker received medical treatment or the date of missed or restricted work.

Yet their economic circumstances likely differ substantially from those of low-skilled TFWs holding restricted work permits.

That consisted of restricting the working tax credit (yes, that's right, the one that's meant to make it pay to work), and cutting the help the state gives to poorer mothers who work to help with childcare costs.

Three (2.6%) of the patients had a degree of restricted ability to work of 25% or more, according to the assessment of professional surveyors.

Almost four years ago, for example, the board recommended that union and oil industry leaders collaborate on standards to help identify possible precursors of serious accidents and restrict work hours to prevent fatigue-related mistakes; that recommendation remains unresolved.