Sentence examples for perceived workability from inspiring English sources
The outcomes of the 1-year follow-up study are maintenance of possible changes in physical activity and dietary habits, incidence of metabolic syndrome based on the International Diabetes Federation criteria [ 52], perceived workability, quality of life (RAND-36 scale), depression (Beck scale) and proportion of women returning to work after maternity leave.
An increasing number of studies consider further positive outcomes such as innovativeness, life satisfaction, organizational commitment, perceived health, workability, or happiness and negative outcomes, such as absenteeism, accidents, unsafe behaviors, physical ill health, or turnover intention [ 15].
Skill set workability (SSW): the degree to which the e-health initiative fits with existing working practices, skill sets, and perceived job role.
"Swaps are perceived as riskless.
Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.
That, and a perceived benefit.
"It will be well perceived".
Overall, firms perceived a tradeoff.
And not just perceived change".
