Sentence examples for report longer hours from inspiring English sources

Some studies show that people who sleep naked actually report longer hours of sleep and better quality of sleep as well.[2] Consider going au natural.

Shaping their body and improving their self-confidence were their main reasons for training, and they also reported longer hours of anaerobic training.

Students with 2 or 3 yr of research experience reported longer hours and more time spent in the lab than did first-year novice students.

Our hypothesis is that German hospital doctors report longer work hours and poorer health than their Norwegian colleagues.

We expect to find that hospital doctors in Germany report longer work hours and poorer health than their colleagues in Norway.

Independent national surveys of FCHVs from 2005 (prior to intervention) and 2006 (during intervention) document that FCHVs in Banke and Jhapa reported working longer hours following the introduction of the intervention.

Senior doctors reported slightly longer hours (46 47 h) than junior doctors (45 46 h), but the difference is not statistically significant as judged from the 95% CIs (except for 2000).

The relapsers reported longer working hours than the non-relapsers (mean 37 h per week compared with 31 for the non-relapsers, two-sided t-test, p = 0.02).

They reported that providers worked longer hours for an average of four months during initial EHR implementation, mostly because of inefficiencies while on the "steep" part of the software learning curve and due to the one-time requirement of entering all clinical data during each patient's initial visit after implementation.

Some of the areas requiring improvement pertained to the dimension on staffing whereby respondents reported that staff work longer hours than best for patient safety (19.3% positive) and 24.8% indicated that they try to do too much too quickly when work is in "crisis mode".

While the report notes that Trump worked longer hours during the beginning of his presidency, he has demanded more "executive time," which is the fancy way of saying time spent tweeting, making phone calls, and watching his beloved cable news.