maids report造句

• In the MAIDS report, the figure is 60 %.
• Maids report considerable gratification from their work, albeit not of an erotic nature.
• The maid reports at the inquest that she awoke to hear Caroline go upstairs to investigate a sound she heard in the darkened hall.
• This is supported by evidence from the MAIDS Report ( 2004 ), the most comprehensive in-depth data currently available for Powered Two-Wheelers ( PTWs ) accidents in Europe.
• However, the MAIDS report did not back up the claims that helmet color makes any difference in accident frequency, and that in fact motorcycles painted white were actually over-represented in the accident sample compared to the exposure data.
• There were more cases in which the use of dark clothing decreased the conspicuity of the rider and the PTW ( 120 cases ) . " The MAIDS report was unable to recommend specific items of clothing or colors to make riders better seen.
• The MAIDS report tends to support most of the Hurt Report findings, for example that " 69 % of the OV & # 91; other vehicle & # 93; drivers attempted no collision avoidance manoeuvre, " suggesting they did not see the motorcycle.
• The MAIDS report did not publish information on helmet color or the prevalence of reflective or fluorescent clothing in either the accident or control groups, or the use of lights in the control group, and therefore drew no statistical conclusions on their effectiveness, neither confirming nor refuting the claims of the Wells report.
• The 1999, the European Commission conducted the MAIDS report, comparable in scale to the Hurt Report, following Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development ( OECD ) standards, and studying 921 accidents as well as exposure data on an additional 923 cases from five locations in France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain and Italy.
• While recognizing how much riders need to be seen, the MAIDS report documented that riders'clothing usually fails to do so, saying that " in 65.3 % of all cases, the clothing made no contribution to the conspicuity of the rider or the PTW [ powered two-wheeler, i . e . motorcycle ].
• In Europe, the MAIDS Report was conducted using Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development ( OECD ) standards in 1999 2000 and collected data on over 900 motorcycle accidents in five countries, along with non-accident exposure data ( control cases ) to measure the contribution of different factors to accidents, in the same way as the Hurt Report.