Sentence examples for expectations occupation from inspiring English sources
As well as the abovementioned factors of age and fracture configuration, patient factors such as co-morbidities, expectations, occupation and activity level will have an influence on the treatment type selected and must be considered when determining the treatment option.
The point at which a patient undergoes a hip procedure may also be different (reflecting the need to adjust for preoperative scores) depending on age, expectations, and occupation.
It is no surprise Iraqis leave, considering the chasm between the expectations of the changes the occupation would bring and the reality 10 years later.
To analyze this, we calculate the differences between wage expectations for teaching and original occupation by eliciting the respective expectations in the teacher surveyj.
Americans' self-images, social viewpoints, and cultural expectations are associated with their occupations to an unusually close degree.
It depends on a number of factors: support from friends and relatives, ability to work and interest in one's occupations, accommodation appropriate to expectations and, of course, health and disabilities whether congenital or recently acquired disorder.
The other explanation of this phenomenon could be that people from the better education and occupation background could articulate their expectations from the doctor patient relationship clearly compared with those from the deprived groups.
Numbers of women, BAME and disabled people often shrink at senior management and board level and specific occupations still reflect long standing expectations of gender biased roles, although this is changing.
Braun found a correlation between the expectation to get antibiotic treatment and parents' occupation.
He has, against all expectations, referred to Israel having the Palestinians under "occupation" (and said this is "bad for us and them").
In most countries females had "a higher expectation toward their future occupations" than males, according to the survey.
