Sentence examples for exception of occupational from inspiring English sources

The exception of occupational asthma in female agricultural workers will require further study.

With the exception of women in occupational class I and II, moderately obese women had at least a 60% increased mortality rate.

The only exception is a survey of occupational therapists, which reported that only half of those interviewed intended to involve service users in decisions about their care.

As the report notes, "Between 2013 and 2014, inflation-adjusted median wages decreased across nearly all major occupational groups" with the exception of two healthcare services occupations.

Region is not a significant predictor of occupational attainment, with an exception of immigrants residing in the Midwest who are less likely than immigrants in the Northeast to be professionals or managers.

With the exception of mean pulse, self-reported occupational noise exposure, and noise annoyance, hypertensive and nonhypertensive participants differed significantly with regard to the predictors and confounders considered in this analyses (Table 1).

In conclusion, since a mismatch between supply and demand in occupational submarkets is a rule rather than an exception and narrow education programmes provide a lower chance of occupational change, we expect graduates from narrow programmes, in general, to face unemployment more often than graduates from broad programmes and that the former take longer to find a job.

Exceptions to the law include people who have to cover their face because of certain "working conditions or because of occupational or task-related requirements," according to the bill.

Respondents were also asked to report the amount of time spent in an 8-hour period performing each of the bodily movements listed above for occupational activity, with the exception of use of heavy tools.

director of occupational safety.

Waste-picking is full of occupational hazards.