Sentence examples for corresponding occupational from inspiring English sources

Sixty four logical models quantifying corresponding occupational risks are developed under the WORM project.

W f,c is derived from the number of workers in the corresponding occupational group.

Field saturation is estimated, by the ratio of the number of graduates from a particular field to the number of workers in the corresponding occupational group.

That is, over time, the immigrants' high educational attainment should translate into corresponding occupational standing and income regardless of their country of origin.

A field is saturated in the labour market when there are more graduates in the corresponding occupational group relative to the jobs available in the occupational group; if there are few jobs available in an occupational group, workers are forced to search elsewhere for a job.

To account for the potential confounding effect of smoking in the corresponding occupational studies of the effects of DE on lung cancer mortality, we applied sensitivity analyses under alternative scenarios for the smoking prevalence in the occupational cohorts and the respective general populations (reference groups) and for the lung cancer rate ratios of smokers vs. non-smokers.

In any case, occupational skills in combination with practical experience prepare IVET graduates for entering employment in the corresponding occupation, but broad training might allow for greater occupational mobility than specific trainings as the provided skills are more general and thus the loss of occupation-specific skills when switching occupations might be smaller (Eggenberger et al. 2015).

The number of employees per kW is then determined as the quotient of the specific income and a typical gross monthly income for the corresponding Federal Statistical Office occupational category.

We investigate the inter-occupational and intra-occupational earnings progression comparing the gross returns to education and work experience with the corresponding returns within occupation, holding occupational attainment fixed, for both immigrants and natives.

Second, O*NET occupational codes corresponding to the main occupation were assigned to each participant.

The socio-economic status is based on the International Socio-economic Index of Occupational Status (Ganzeboom et al., 1992), which ranges between 16 and 90 (16 corresponding to the lowest occupational status).