Sentence examples for mean occupational from inspiring English sources

The average number of years of education is about seven, and the mean occupational score is 33 according to the International Socioeconomic Index (ISEI).

Thus, using individual-level data has the advantage of added efficiency, relative to an analysis of mean occupational data, which might be more inclined to suffer omitted variable bias.

The mean occupational level is 3.1.

The mean occupational tenure was 16.15 years (SD = 8.46).

Over 1.5 million workers are exposed to this compound every year [ 1], with historical mean occupational exposure levels of 59 ppm and higher depending on the application [ 2].

Compared to women, men reported lower mean occupational sitting time (385.7 minutes/day; s.d. = 1.9; versus 362.4 minutes/day; s.d. =2.5; p < .0001).0001

Occupational tuberculosis means the occupational exposure of an employee to anyone with a known case of active tuberculosis if the employee subsequently develops a tuberculosis infection, as evidenced by a positive skin test or diagnosis by a physician or other licensed health care professional, even if the case does not meet one of the general reporting criteria.

Singer: You mean like occupational licensing?

Or do I mean an occupational necessity?

This means that occupational therapists must get creative about how and where we work.

The Washington Post immediately translated that to mean "chemical pollutants," "occupational exposures" and "radiation".