Sentence examples for study of factories from inspiring English sources

A yearlong study of factories in Bangladesh by New York University's Center for Business and Human Rights found that many retailers can't be sure which factories make the products they sell, often in immaculate shops half a world away.

A study of factory workers by Harvard Business School showed that workers were 10%to15%5% more productive when managers weren't watching.

9. It's better to have Manufacturing lose ground in the Harbour Report [an annual study of factory productivity--JF], building high net-margin vehicles with many more hours, than being best in the world building low-hour vehicles that we make a loss on.

The problems in measuring differences and changes in health status using health care contacts were emphasised by Kasl, Gore & Kobb back in 1975 with their seminal study of factory closure [ 14].

She tracks how odour has been variously celebrated, banished, or else simulated, through a number case studies of factories, breweries and urban parks, and through "smellwalks" undertaken around the world.

Three small cohort studies of factory workers involving measurements of urinary trichloroacetic acid, the most direct measure of exposure to TCE, observed elevated standardized incidence ratios (SIRs) or standardized mortality ratios (SMRs) for NHL, although the CIs were wide and included unity (Anttila et al. 1995; Axelson et al. 1994; Hansen et al. 2001).

Mr. Liu, the labor advocate, said his group had done a study of 210 factories in the Pearl River Delta and the Yangtze River Delta that showed 90percentt of those factories cheat on overtime: they often reported employees as working eight-hour days even when the hours were much longer.

"To his credit, he knew something was wrong there, so he began an age of frantic experimentation," said James P. Womack, chief executive of the Lean Enterprise Institute in Cambridge, Mass., and the co-author of "The Machine That Changed the World," a study of Japanese factories in the United States.

It was a study of a factory.

In the study of a factory closure in Michigan, job loss was shown to have an impact on body weight.

Similarly, a study of young factory workers in Kathmandu Valley found that 35%and16%6% of unmarried males and females, respectively, reported being sexually experienced [ 20].