Sentence examples for applying occupational from inspiring English sources

Upper limb exposure caused by repetitive tasks can be assessed, e.g. by applying occupational repetitive actions (OCRA) (EN 1005-5 2007) or upper limb risk assessment (ULRA) (Roman-Liu 2005, 2007).

For over half (44 or 60%) of the countries with available data, only information on numbers of physiotherapists (including sometimes related professions as per the applied occupational classification) was collected - e.g. for Benin, Cameroon, Egypt, Kenya, Iraq, Myanmar, Nigeria, Oman and Sri Lanka, among others.

"I think most of the people who apply for occupational disability annuities are in fact occupationally disabled," Mr. Bartholow said.

In September, The New York Times reported that more than 90percentt of career L.I.R.R. employees retire early and apply for occupational disability pensions, three to four times the rate of other railroads.

The social worker provided information and helped participants apply for occupational rehabilitation opportunities.

It is computed by summing weighted values [ 1– 7] that are applied to occupational and educational levels.

The higher standards of practice now being sought in the reporting of pharmaceutical trial results should also be applied in occupational health and safety research.

We only calibrated individual-level exposure predictions although a group-level calibration is another multiplicative calibration method that has been applied in occupational epidemiology.

To determine the objectivity and validity of workplace assessment, the KIM-MHO is applied by occupational health and safety officers at different workplaces involving manual handling operations.

Similar approaches have been applied to occupational asthma (Wild et al. 2005) and for selecting workers for spirometry screening (Schwartz et al. 1988).

Despite an explosion of new methods for cancer research in general, these have not been widely applied to occupational cancer research.