Sentence examples for workers analysis from inspiring English sources
This finding was supported by other workers analysis [36,45 48], and this may be due its classification as a hot matrix, which causes less protein fragmentation [49].
Intriguingly, RASSF2 has been found to be up-regulated in radiation workers (analysis of lymphocytes from three radiation-workers showed RASSF2 was one of several induced genes that could be associated with cell response to ionizing radiation) [173].
v) 2 training workshops with KGBC field workers Analysis of reports from KCR meetings was undertaken as part of a wider study on KCR roles, challenges and benefits by DK and SM as part of an MPH thesis.
The study is based on interviews with case workers and analysis of 100 case files.
That's how much the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) has spent so far on a three-year campaign to improve the plight of low-wage retail and fast-food workers, an analysis of public filings shows.
While recognising the important role of unpaid carers such as mothers and voluntary health workers, its analysis is restricted to people engaged in paid activities.
13 In modeling the state dependence of RPA or LHS among Japanese workers, the analysis begins with the dynamic specification using simple pooled probit specification.
To illustrate how the target age group can influence the skills needed for youth workers the analysis will present two sets of agreed upon competencies.
Country-specific strategies require examination of the underlying factors for health worker shortages, analysis of the determinants of health worker motivation and retention, and testing of innovative initiatives for maintaining a competent and motivated health workforce.
Campa and Goldberg (2001) show an impact of the real exchange rate on wages, which justifies this change from the previous worker separation analysis.
Similar to the study by Nagai and co-workers, our analysis identified few model clusters/nominal populations and did not reveal the underlying pattern of spatial structure to be driven simply by the distance separating populations.
