Sentence examples for work on output from inspiring English sources
According to Greenland and Morgenstern [54], ecological bias can occur if confounders or other factors affecting output or wages are differentially distributed across firms (i.e., confounding by firms) or when the effects of absenteeism and team work on output and wages vary across firms (i.e., effect modification by firms).
Their discussion shows how a scheme that can work on one 'global' output (such as carbon) cannot necessarily be transferred to another global output.
A lot of people have remained on it as "it's a great show to work on, the output is quality – not to be conceited about it – so people don't want to move on".
Petrobras itself has scrapped two of the unbuilt refineries, after spending $1 billion on them; it has abandoned work on doubling output at another and on revamping a petrochemical complex.
This step handled, you will need to think of how your robot will get the parts to work on and output the fruits of its labor.
Rochdale manager Keith Hill told BBC Radio Manchester: "I think everyone was expecting us to slip up and I half understand why because we (former club Barnsley) used to do a lot of statistical work on energy output when we were playing against Championship sides and it can drain you for a week.
The SEA-ORCHID fellowships program provided protected time to work on an output which would facilitate evidence-based practice.
The second step works on this output, calculating the area of the convex polygon (see Figure 2b).
DisplayPort monitors can plug into both DisplayPort and Thunderbolt outputs, while a Thunderbolt monitor can only work on a Thunderbolt output.[2].
Her job now is to work on their digital output beyond Musical.ly (they need no help there).
The empirical study covered a number of issues of importance to undertaking mixed methods research in HSR which are not reported here, including paradigm differences between researchers, the effect of team working on research outputs, assessment of the quality of mixed methods studies, and the facilitators and barriers to integration within studies.
