The phrase "application occupational" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to occupational applications, such as job-related software or tools, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The application occupational for this role includes various assessments to evaluate candidates' skills."
Alternatives: "occupational application" or "job-related application".
Although these tests have proven useful for scientific investigations, they are difficult to use in field studies and would have little practical application in occupational and personal safety scenarios.
Accident and incident statistics show that the barrier perspective has been implemented in design to prevent fires and explosions with considerable achievements, whereas its application in occupational accident prevention is more arbitrary.
A number of models derived from the field of health psychology are discussed in terms of their application to occupational and environmental syndromes.
EBC is a noninvasive and simple procedure, and portable devices have been developed; therefore, it has the potential for application in occupational settings (Antczak and Gorski 2002; Lemiere 2002).
This concept of personalized medicine basing treatment, advice, or lifestyle modification on genetic data has been much discussed and may have major effects on individual and population health, but its application to occupational or population health would require both evidence of benefit and discussion of the social or ethical issues.
In the present study, we compared the bioimpact of two chemically modified fullerene derivatives, hexa carboxyl fullerene adduct (Hexa-C60) and tris carboxyl fullerene adduct (tris-C60) to pristine fullerene C60 encapsulated with gamma -cyclodextrin C60 (CD-C60), using human cutaneous epithelial cells (HEK) to simulate possible applications and occupational dermal exposure route.
While the regression underlying the estimates in the first column does not include any other control variables, the second column includes all application attributes and occupational fixed effects.
Three of these cases had to be re-interviewed for application of additional occupational exposure questionnaires.
In addition, Hoppin et al. reported that the lifetime number of days of occupational application of DDT in agriculture was significantly associated with higher prevalence of chronic bronchitis (Hoppin et al. 2007).
