Sentence examples for work from household from inspiring English sources

A number of studies have documented the high potential for personal exposure to pesticides caused by waiting for extended periods before showering after work, not changing clothes immediately after work, and failure to separate work from household laundry (Alavanja et al. 1999; Curwin et al. 2002; Goldman et al. 2004).

Losses from other headache on ≥15 days/month were also quite substantial: 8.2% from paid work, 10.8% from household work (Table 2).

Average proportions of per-person lost productive time were, for migraine, 4.5% from paid work, 5.3% from household work; for pMOH they were 29.2% and 16.0%.

The losses of productive time to migraine (4.5% from paid work and 5.3% from household work) days were consistent with the estimated underlying disability level of 5.2%.

Consequential losses of productive time due to migraine were 4.5% from paid work and 5.3% from household work, and, again as expected, much higher at 29.2 and 16.0% from pMOH.

Finally, credit is not linked to savings so that the women have neither a required amount of ownership in the project nor a cushion to protect their working capital from household needs.

Each person with headache had lost, on average, 2.3 days from paid work and 2.4 days from household work, and missed social occasions on 1.2 days, in the preceding 3 months.

The MIDAS score is the sum of missed days due to headache in the last three months from paid work, household work, non-work activities, plus days at paid work and in household work where productivity was reduced by at least half.

Particularly for people who spend an hour or more on the road each way commuting to work, a day or more a week working from home would reduce household gas costs significantly, while increasing their time for family or exercise — two things that tend to be sacrificed on the altar of work.

In the last two or three weeks leading up to the closing of a major transaction, I would shift more time and energy toward work and away from household duties like preparing dinner (which my husband did more of) and straightening up (which was simply left undone), preserving everything I could of time with my son.

Here again we observed large gender differences but, with small numbers, only the difference in household work was significant: males (n = 6) lost 36.3 ± 43.6 days from paid work and 3.0 ± 7.3 days from household work, females (n = 15) lost 12.1 ± 24.4 (p = 0.246) and 19.0 ± 26.4 (p = 0.0482) respectively.