What followed was a revolutionary change in the nature of work: as towns were established, new specialized occupations developed in commerce, law, medicine, and defense.
We aimed to estimate wage among workers using the UK's Standard Occupational Classification 2000 SOCC 2000) [ 22] which is a tiered classification of occupations developed by the UK's Office of National Statistics (ONS).
We collapsed the 33 grade socio-professional categorisation of occupations developed by the Swiss Federal Statistical Office [ 17] into eight categories of socio-professional status capturing skill level and position of individuals on the labour market.
We examined a national data set to determine if workers employed in specific occupations develop distinct bladder cancer (BCa) phenotypes.
However, although cigarette smoking and occupation are the major causes of lung cancer, only a small fraction of smokers and workers in high-risk occupations develop this disease.
Laboring in the Netherlands under the constraints of Nazi occupation, Kolff developed the first kidney dialysis machine using sausage casings and spent his career refining the invention.
Coolidge Senior engaged in many occupations, but developed a statewide reputation as a prosperous farmer, storekeeper and public servant.
A module on health occupations was developed for inclusion in the household-based survey in order to collect comparable baseline information on the current health workforce for primarily monitoring the services provision function.
During the Roman occupation, urban settlements developed at Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum) and Winchester (Venta Belgarum), the focal points of the Roman road system in the area.
Under the Japanese occupation (1910 45) it developed into a modern port; ferry service connected the city with Shimonoseki, Japan, and Pusan was the terminus of rail lines connecting Korea to China and Russia.
