Sentence examples for categorized job from inspiring English sources

We categorized job positions into eight different categories: general practitioners (GP), chief specialists in hospitals (CS), senior house officers (SHO), research work/teaching, private practitioners, administration, public health officers, and other occupation/leave.

Based on their meta-analyses of studies using the GATB, Hunter and Hunter (1984) categorized jobs based on impressions of the complexity of cognition demanded.

A company called Jobaline offers "voice profiling" to predict job success based on how candidates sound; its algorithm identifies and analyzes over one thousand vocal characteristics by which it categorizes job applicants on suitability.

Because of this lack of common classification codes, it may be necessary to categorize job titles and aggregate them into fewer categories.

We also evaluated the separate effect of job demands and job control on leisure-time physical inactivity, using study-specific quintiles to categorize job demands and job control in 1-stage meta-analyses.

Some analyses were restricted to the population providing information on job type categorized as office job or physical job (those reporting as 'skilled workers' were excluded because we could not categorize them further).

Finally, responses that claimed that learning to use the QTL module helped prepare students for "work in the field," "real world experiments," or "going into research" were categorized as job related.

The Dow study reported that an industrial hygienist categorized all job titles into exposure categories that were defined in an earlier study on the same cohort with the use of industrial hygiene measurements.

Using the quasi-deadline to prioritize jobs, we propose two new scheduling algorithms, called EQDF (earliest quasi-deadline first) and EQDZL (earliest quasi-deadline until zero laxity), that are categorized into job-level fixed-priority (JFP) scheduling and job-level dynamic-priority (JDP) scheduling, respectively.

Like other Chinese jobs, almost all professional nurse jobs were categorized as 'bianzhi' jobs between 1949 and 1978.

A population specific job-exposure matrix (JEM) was used to categorize each job title into three broad categories of agents: organic dust, mineral dust, or gases/fumes.