Sentence examples for total productivity time from inspiring English sources

The Pearson's (Spearman's) correlation between the WHI and diary total productivity time measure was 0.50 (0.46) and there were no other important methodological flaws in the design of the study [ 43].

These vials were used to measure longevity and total productivity over time.

To estimate total productive time lost per employee, we added days wholly lost through absenteeism and days of <50% productivity (presenteeism).

A balance differential equation between free time and money-producing work time on the national economy level is formulated in a previous paper in terms of two dimensionless quantities, the fraction of work time and the total productivity factor defined as the ratio of the Gross Domestic Product to the total salary paid in return for work.

Total productivity was calculated at different times of harvest post-infection (Harvest of the perfused flow, 1.5 L/day, was taken into account in the calculation for total productivity in the perfusion system).

Total productivity was calculated at different times of harvest post-infection (Harvest of the perfused flow, 1.5 L/day, was taken into account in the calculation for perfusion system).

13 Stewart et al demonstrated that, among depressed individuals, presenteeism accounted for 82.1% of total lost productivity (4.6 hours per worker per week out of a total lost productive time of 5.6 hours).

The authors calculated that the total productivity lost due to TBI related deaths was almost $1.1 billion annually with the rate three times higher for males than females.

Third, we estimated the total productivity loss per patient as the amount of minutes spent to undergo the treatment (i.e. time spent for traveling, queueing/waiting, and treatment) times patient productivity per minute.

"Over time, we can help the stores focus their assortments more and turn their inventories faster, because that other stuff takes away from their total productivity," Mr. Fleming said.

cZone productivity factor = % of total productivity indices/% of total area in the EU (h = g/b).