Sentence examples for workers individuals from inspiring English sources

Male smoking behaviour followed a clearer social gradient, with the highest prevalence odds among unskilled workers, individuals with very low income and low educational level.

The community-based sample includes shift workers: individuals working regular night shifts (from 10 00 pm to 08 00 am), individuals working regular day shifts (from 08 00 am to 06:00 pm), and subjects working rotating shifts.

Among current workers, individuals with anxiety had SGRQ scores that were 11, 10, 14 and 6 points higher than the reference group (neither anxiety nor depression) for Total, Activity, Impact and Symptoms, respectively.

In contrast, in small colonies with less than one hundred workers, individuals tend to be more generalists and perform multiple types of daily tasks, such as in Bombus bees studied by Cameron and Robinson (1990), Polistes wasps by Post et al. (1988), and small ant colonies of Rhytidoponera metallica by Thomas and Elgar (2003).

For example, 41.5% of migrant flow was related to migrant workers (people seek work to earn money in the non-harvest season, and the salary is their main income for the year), 1.2% of migrant flow was related to workers (individuals without production materials, rely on the pay by being employed in manual or technical work), and 3.7% of migrant flow was related to public staff.

But younger employees might leave too.All these reservations are linked to older workers' individual capabilities.

The real agents of social change then, more often than not, are workers, individual social entrepreneurs or coalitions of ordinary citizens.

Those loans had been at interest rates of 14 percent to 18 percent, and would have reduced the workers' individual settlement amounts by from $78.23 to $2,300, on average.

When law enforcement began targeting sex workers' individual websites, they were "corralled" into online ad boards like the Eros Guide.

The conservatives who push right-to-work laws argue that they assure workers' individual freedoms by not compelling anyone to support a union.

Using the EPPM, we can see how public health workers' individual degrees of perceived threat ('concern') and perceived efficacy ('confidence') influence their willingness to respond.