Sentence examples for estimates of occupational from inspiring English sources

As high levels of sedentary behaviour can co-exist with high levels of physical activity, even within specific occupations, using these estimates of occupational physical activity to infer sedentary behaviour is likely to introduce substantial misclassification bias.

To date, few epidemiological studies assessing bladder cancer risk have included quantitative estimates of occupational exposure to tetrachloroethylene.

However, exposure was not directly measured in this study but was estimated through estimates of occupational exposure only.

There are very few epidemiological studies quantifying work-related tinnitus risk, and our large and representative sample gives precise estimates of occupational risk.

Because of the small numbers, the cumulative estimates of occupational lead fume and lead dust exposure were also combined into an overall lead exposure variable.

Proportional mortality ratios for mesothelioma based on last full-time occupation as recorded on death certificates (McElvenny et al, 2005) provide the only estimates of occupational mesothelioma risks in Britain.

If we allow a similar extrapolation for human skin, it becomes possible to give an estimate of occupational cutaneous exposure to BPA.

37 38 In this study, an estimate of occupational noise exposure dose (noise index) was calculated by using years worked as a proxy for the accumulated exposure.

For example, the global estimate of occupational cancer (Driscoll et al, 2005) included only lung cancer, leukaemia and mesothelioma; their estimate for lung cancer included only eight carcinogens, arsenic, asbestos, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, DEE, nickel and silica.

The SIT-Q's estimate of occupational sitting (ρ = 0.76) compared favorably to the item examined by Marshall et al. (r for men, weekdays = 0.74, for women, weekdays = 0.69) [ 18].

Estimates of select occupational injuries and illnesses often differ across data sources.