Sentence examples for intermediate worker from inspiring English sources

This made it necessary to create and recruit a new type of intermediate worker, medication dispensers.

Adherence was defined as intermediate if workers reduced the dosage, forgot a pill the previous day, or stopped their antimicrobial therapy and restarted at least once.

Based on the participant's answer to the question 'What is/was your occupation?', we defined three professional levels: low (blue-collar workers), intermediate (intermediate white-collar workers, employees and shopkeepers) and high (high-level white-collar workers).

Regarding occupation, four categories were distinguished: blue-collar workers, low-white collar workers, intermediate occupations, and high white-collar workers.

Socioeconomic status (SES), defined as the highest level occupation of the two parents, was categorized into high level (high-level white-collar workers), medium level (intermediate white-collar workers, craftsmen, and shopkeepers), and low level (low-level white-collar workers, blue-collar workers, and unemployed).

Most allogrooming was carried out by intermediate-sized workers (F2,102 = 1.13, p < 0.0001).

A second set of six intermediate-sized workers from each colony were also treated with Metarhizium and used immediately.

Six intermediate-sized workers from each colony had 0.5 µl of 1 × 10 Metarhizium spores (conidia)/ml suspension applied to their thorax (Hughes et al. 2002, 2004 a ) and left in isolation for 2 days.

To determine how egg-policing behaviour changes with colony size, we tested the egg-policing behaviour of workers from 15 colonies collected in August and October 2007 at three points during the colony's development: when they contained 60 to 80 workers (small colony size), 200 to 300 workers (intermediate colony size) and more than a 1000 workers (large colony size).

Using the Classification of Occupations (Statistics Finland 1987), as in our previous study (Salo et al. 2010), individuals were classified into three categories of occupational status based on their occupational title: high (upper-grade nonmanual worker), intermediate (lower-grade nonmanual worker), and low (manual workers).

Seven categories of socioeconomic status were used, according to the standard French classification [ 29]: farmers; self-employed workers; managers/professionals; intermediate occupations; clerical, sales and service workers; blue-collar workers; inactive.