Sentence examples for rates of work from inspiring English sources

That study, which focused on comparing welfare reform approaches, drew little attention to the high rates of work in the control groups.

The survey pointed to pay growth across the board, barring the construction sector, which is flirting with recession amid falling rates of work since the Brexit vote.

The equivalence (in the sense of the yield design theory) between the macroscopic and macroscopic representations of such failure mechanisms is ensured by the equality of the corresponding maximum resisting rates of work.

More importantly, because a pull system is asynchronous (i.e., I can deliver my information when I'm done, even if you're not ready, and you can get information when you need it, even if I'm not around), a pull system syncs the differing rates of work among different people and teams.

Rates of depression have been rising, as have rates of work stress.

"People that are obese have higher rates of work absence and lower rates of labor participation," says the report.

Nurses have one of the highest rates of work-related musculoskeletal injury of any profession.

Obesity in the workplace is associated with loss of productivity, high medical care expenses, and increased rates of work-related injuries and illness.

Statistics from the Health and Safety Executive show that, between 2009-12, those in health and social work professions experienced the highest rates of work-related anxiety, stress and depression of any field.

CPI visiting scholar Asaf Levanon explores the underlying causes of the rising rates of working poverty in Germany and Israel.

The mass flow rates of working fluids across the expansion train both increase with the increased load rate or the decreased speed.