Sentence examples for house occupational from inspiring English sources

Exposure in the first trimester of pregnancy was classified into four categories: no exposure (women reporting no exposure); indirect exposure (from planting, pruning, weeding, picking, or harvesting); domestic exposure (from pesticide use in the garden or in the house); occupational exposure (from work with pesticides).

In a more detailed letter in February, Leeds Morelli lawyers described "systematic and continuous blatant racism, sexism and retaliation within the Riverbay Corporation," along with housing, occupational, racial and religious discrimination.

Anthropometric measurements were taken, and a health and lifestyle questionnaire that included questions on housing, occupational social class, educational level, use of tobacco, and physical activity was completed at baseline.

Concretely, the included independent factors were marital status, having children at home, housing, education, occupational status, socio-economic status, having salary/financial resources, financial strain, BMI, and smoking and alcohol use (yes/no).

For the assessment of physical activity, women rated their overall level of activity (that is, activities in the house and occupational and recreational physical activity) on a five point scale with examples attached to levels 1 (low), 3, and 5 (high).

Right to health is inclusive right extending not only to timely and appropriate health care but also to the underlying determinants of health, such as access to safe and potable water and adequate sanitation, an adequate supply of safe food, nutrition and housing, healthy occupational and environmental conditions.

In a typical house, non-occupational exposure could come from external sources, such as radio, television (TV), and mobile-phone base stations, as well as internal sources, such as a faulty microwave oven, in-house bases for cordless phones, or use of mobile phones.

The inclusion criteria were 1) age 18 60 years; 2) complicated medication, housing, or occupational problems, or legal or familial problems; 3) diagnosis of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or major depressive disorder; and 4) agreement to participate in the program and the provision of informed consent from participants and their family members.

All cases and controls were interviewed by professional staff to collect information on demographic factors, dietary and cooking habits, active and passive smoking history, alcohol drinking habits, tea drinking habits, residence and housing history, occupational history and related exposure, physical activities and disease history.

Barring people with criminal records from subsidized housing, professional and occupational licenses, voting and public employment often creates barriers to successful re-entry.

For example, Borjas (1985) deployed a cohort approach to estimate the effects of immigrants' human capital on their earnings, and Myers and Lee (1996 19988), and Myers and Cranford (1998), modeled the effects of aging and length of US residence on immigrant housing attainment and occupational mobility.