Sentence examples for resumes on average from inspiring English sources

"Contrary to the common belief that resumes should be no more than one page in length, the results of the study suggest that recruiters actually prefer two-page resumes over one-page resumes on average," he said.

Patients who resumed menses had an average BMI of almost 19 kg/m (or BMI-SDS: -0.8), whereas those who had not resumed menstruation had, on average, a significantly lower BMI of 17.5 kg/m (BMI-SDS: -1.4).

It's also shown the belief that recruiters spending only a few seconds on each resume is a myth: on average, study participants spent 2 minutes and 24 seconds on one-page resumes and nearly twice as long – 4 minutes and 5 seconds – on two-page resumes.

Rather than making the hirer sort through dozens of resumes, Toptal sends them on average just 1.7 choices of coders before the client signs a contract.

Cows carrying the AA genotype resumed postpartum ovarian cyclicity on average ~ 15 and 33 days earlier than AB and BB ones, respectively; in addition, AB cows tended to exhibit shorter intervals than BB ones (Table  2).

Their tumors became stable or shrank and did not resume growing for 10.8 months on average.

Their mothers would have been expected to resume cycling about 293 days on average (see results).

Recruiters are inundated with resumes, and they spend only five to seven seconds, on average, looking at each one, according to Birmingham, UK recruiting firm BeHiring.

In this study, the stability provided by the construct allowed the patients to resume full weight-bearing after 9 weeks on average.

Housing has resumed its fall, and many analysts expect national prices to fall on average this year.

Respondents initiated, on average, an additional 3.6 glucose monitoring tests, and did not resume usual functioning for an average of 3.4 hours after the NSNHE.