Sentence examples for numbers of occupational from inspiring English sources
Growing numbers of occupational therapists (OTs) are combining clinical practice with a research career as part of a national drive to build an evidence-based profession.
The ubiquity of DEE exposure makes control of exposure challenging, and although exposure to DEE is often relatively low large numbers of workers are continuously exposed to it, leading to substantial attributed numbers of occupational cancers.
The relationship between occupation and exposure to a number of occupational agents and lymphoid neoplasms was investigated in a case-control study of 69 cases of Hodgkin's disease, 153 non-Hodgkin's lymphomas, 110 multiple myelomas and 396 controls admitted for acute diseases to a network of teaching and general hospitals in the greater Milan area.
Work-related injuries and an increasing number of occupational diseases lead in nearly all countries to higher benefits and more generous provision than are paid for sickness or injury not arising from work.
The construction industry produces the highest number of occupational injuries in Spain (25.6%).
Three indictors, namely, number of occupational injuries, number of employees and ratio of maximum useful hours over useful hour per month are considered as inputs.
Moldovan women, in contrast, were more evenly distributed among a larger number of occupational sectors across destination regions.
Parallel to this growth, there has been an increase in the number of occupational accidents in Turkish construction industry as well.
The objective was to estimate the number of occupational accidents that caused death or at least three days' absence from work.
Yet our data suggest that the number of occupational cancer claims has not been declining over the years, and neither have the costs of claims.
The reason for this might be that nurses were exposed to a greater number of occupational stressors due to a large workload, poor work environment, and difficult patients [8, 10, 11, 16, 17].
