The voice is a primary work tool for call center operators, but the main risk factors for voice disorders in this category have not yet been clarified.
The variables included in the final multivariate analysis are shown in Table 3. Being a nurse remained significantly associated with increased odds of infection (OR 4.5, 95% CI 1.0 19.6; p = 0.05), as did having pandemic (H1N1) 2009 isolation wards as a primary work area (OR 4.5, 95% CI 1.3 15.6; p = 0.02).
The difference between a gallerist and a dealer is that a gallerist has a space and shows primary work, and a dealer just sells art, be it primary or secondary, old or new, hard-won or ill-gotten, out of an office, a closet, or a cell phone.
"If we fail in this field," she said, meaning sports, "we should know a woman's primary work".
But many therapists earn less than $30,000 a year through their primary work, either because they subsidize sessions for low-income clients or because they can't book enough clients.
The MPC has his/her primary work as a GP in a privately owned clinic located in the municipality.
The same device most of us use to get our primary work accomplished -- a computer, a smartphone, an iPad, or some combination of the above -- is also now the repository of 1,000 distractions and every imaginable source of immediate gratification.
The camp is also an introduction to the primary work of the Humane Society: safeguarding abandoned pets.
It made sense to do it in a space separate from the primary work.
He did not have a Ph.D., and his primary work was in meteorological science.
From this example, Supreme Court nominees took the lesson that the less said the better, and beginning with Anthony Kennedy, who succeeded Bork, nominees have taken to suggesting that simple fidelity to the law was the primary work of a Justice.
