Sentence examples for workers reliably from inspiring English sources

Healthcare workers reliably recalled events 6 months after exposure.

Nonetheless, our findings that healthcare workers reliably recalled exposure after several months following the event should be reassuring to investigators studying risk factors for SARS transmission in hospitals and to infection control practitioners assessing exposure to communicable diseases.

The reproductive signal therefore appears to be a truly reliable signal (i.e., an "honest signal") because it allows workers to reliably assess to queen fertility [55].

That $10 million came instead from workers who reliably paid up every week with IRS deductions directly from their paychecks.

We believe that ACT stock-outs in the public sector are in part a result of the inability of healthcare workers to reliably ensure that medicines are ordered appropriately and on time (in addition to non-compliant behaviour of individuals higher up on the supply chain) and therefore incidents of care seeking during an ACT stock-out were also attributed to non-compliant behaviour of health workers.

The liver specialist, aware that Harris Health could not cover the procedure, referred Oregón to a hospital social worker, who recommended that he enroll in Social Security Disability Insurance, a program for workers who have reliably paid Social Security taxes but become disabled before they reach retirement age.

This includes a number of interrelated issues including testing PEC curricula for their usefulness in informing patient management, testing PHC workers' ability to reliably detect key symptoms and signs, testing how well PEC management guidelines are adhered to by PHC workers, and exploring community attitudes towards PEC delivered at PHC centers.

Critics, however, contend that independent medical examiners who reliably dispute workers' doctors are hired more often by insurers.

Coles et al. introduced the idea of the shadow cost of absenteeism: the relatively high wage paid by firms requiring a low level of absenteeism, to compensate workers for attending work reliably [17].

Parallel analyses for social workers could not be reliably estimated due to the small group size.

In the other countries, frontline health workers are compensated more reliably.