Sentence examples for most previous workers from inspiring English sources

Following most previous workers (e.g., [5]p.

Whereas most previous workers had correlated the conglomeratic sandstones capping Agate Mesa and Blue Mesa, referring to both as the Sonsela sandstone bed, Heckert and Lucas ([11]fig.

This horizon was described as occurring about 8 meters below the Jasper Forest bed, and shown (Creber and Ash [76]fig. 1) occurring about an equal distance between the Jasper Forest bed and the Rainbow Forest Bed (following most previous workers, Creber and Ash considered these to be stratigraphically distinct units).

The upper Sonsela Member and Petrified Forest Member (sensu [12]; Painted Desert Member of the Petrified Forest Formation sensu [11] and upper Petrified Forest Member of most previous workers) show evidence of having been deposited by both bedload-dominated low-sinuosity rivers and mixed-load high-sinuosity rivers, with the latter becoming predominant.

Most previous studies of cotton exposed workers had no or little information available on smoking habits.

In this study we describe the prevalence of respiratory symptoms in a well-characterized group of 10,378 WTC-exposed firefighters who worked, on average, four times longer at the WTC site (Wheeler et al. 2007) and were followed more than twice as long (4 years) as workers in most previous reports (Buyantseva et al. 2007; Tao et al. 2007; Wheeler et al. 2007).

The finding that job satisfaction and conscientiousness improved over the study despite most workers reporting high levels of dissatisfaction with financial rewards provides new temporal evidence pointing to the importance of non-financial factors, as most previous quantitative studies on health worker motivation are based on cross-sectional data only [ 2- 4, 9, 12, 13, 17, 18].

Most previous prevalence studies of beryllium-exposed workers have been of current employees (Henneberger et al. 2001; Kelleher et al. 2001; Kreiss et al. 1996), or they have included former workers (Stange et al. 2001) but have not presented the results separately for current and former workers.

1, 2 The assessment methods used to measure quality of care should be valid, feasible, and an accurate reflection of performance of CHWs. 3 However, few studies have examined the methods used to assess quality of health worker performance, and most previous studies focused on facility-level care.

Most previous studies had a substantial proportion of workers with <20 years latency and/or few diesels in the workplace, which reduced the biological plausibility of a causal association.

However, most previous studies were conducted among highly exposed populations, namely workers with occupational exposure or drinkers of contaminated well water in Taiwan [ 3– 9], Japan [ 10– 12], Chile [ 13, 14], Argentina [ 15– 17], and Bangladesh [ 18].