21 The Demand-Control-Support model 19 presumes that working situations have negative psychological or physical consequences in particular when high demands coincide with limited decision latitude and low social support at the workplace.
With the campaign season heating up, former Bush officials, in particular, are in high demand, largely for their fresh insights into the inner workings of the White House.
In particular, he was in high demand in Eastern Europe and new independent former Soviet states in the 1990s.
If a particular security is in high demand, the price of the shares will go up.
Next, he said, he would like to hire European workers — Russians, Ukrainians and Georgians in particular — who would be in high demand as waitresses and housekeepers.
An earlier report from NPR claimed Uber would be doing away with surge, a feature on the Uber app that bumps prices up in a particular area when there's high demand for rides.
Your sources may not refer to the position as requiring a skill that isn't very important, but you may discern that particular skills are not in high demand.
Though CPU times are considerably higher in the 90%% capacity load scenario, in particular in the case of high demand frequency, they are still at a very low level considering the application environment of operative planning over a 12-week horizon.
In particular, high stress because of work demands may increase negative behaviours such as physical inactivity, poor diet, and tobacco and alcohol use (Caruso, 2006).
β-CDs in particular have proven to be in high demand in the pharmaceutical industry because their cavities seem to be almost 'predestined' to bind drug-size molecules.
