Sentence examples for a given occupational from inspiring English sources

Occupational specialty congruence was derived by comparing preferred functions with the actual functions characterizing a given occupational specialty.

This is especially true for occupational populations, given the low number of employees exposed to a given occupational allergen and the even lower incidence of disease.

For a given occupational category i, the SHR for age category j was calculated through the formula: Table 1 shows the SHRs due to chronic lower respiratory diseases among construction workers from different occupations.

A number of publications have addressed possible methodologies for quantifying sources of variability specific to given occupational settings (Kromhout et al. 1993; Peretz 2002; Preisser et al. 2003; Rappaport 1995), many of which deal directly or indirectly with exposure assessment and/or other applications relevant to studying pesticides and associated exposures or morbidity.

This is a self-report instrument which measures the time spent participating in 32 activities including household/care giving, occupational, sports/exercise, transportation, and inactivity.

Theoretically, two epidemiologic approaches can be used to assess the occurrence of occupational asthma in a given population: 1. Assessment of the occurrence of occupational asthma per se. 2. Assessment of adult-onset asthma and the attributable fractions and population attributable fractions due to specific occupational exposures.

For assessing the occurrence of occupational asthma in a given population per se one needs an estimate of the numerator representing the cases of occupational asthma and the denominator representing the population at risk which produces the cases, expressed in person-time.

That they'd married men for whom illusions of any sort were an occupational hazard was a given.

A given economic structure has a given allocation of occupational rents, by this we mean the income earned by key players well above what their entrepreneurial talent justifies.

But we argue that a given economic structure has a given structure of occupational rents that determines the allocation of talent.

Regarding maternal education, women were either "without qualification", i.e. classified as "unskilled labourers" in German perinatal statistics or were "others" when they were given an occupational classification other than "unskilled labourer".