Sentence examples for occupation linked from inspiring English sources

Level 1 reflects an occupation linked to the acquisition of meat and animal skins, worked mainly in a fresh state.

Seibal underwent a revival in the Late Classic with an expansion of occupation linked to the great city of Tikal.

A second course of change has affected occupations linked with particular industries, when those industries have contracted or expanded as compared with others.

Furthermore, if a household has reported a third occupation, links are created both from the main and the secondary occupational nodes in the network (Fig. 1).

In Uganda, brucellosis prevalence and the occupation link is unknown to health workers, and malaria, a common tropical disease which sometimes clinically mimics brucellosis has not been widely studied in apparently healthy populations [ 12, 16].

"Insecurity and the control of the occupation are linked to one another," he said.

Patterns of human occupation are linked to natural resources, such as water and forest resources.

The actual mechanism for this is not completely clear, but it is clear that education, ethnicity, social status, gender, income, and occupation are linked to many health outcomes.

Amongst people attending hospital with fever, occupation was linked to Leptospira infection, as was the regular tending of gardens or crops.

This study assessed the risk of schizophrenia among Israeli children whose parents worked in dry cleaning occupations by linking information on parental occupations from birth records with information on mental illness from a national psychiatric registry [ 11].

The individual's occupation was then linked to a general population job-exposure matrix (JEM) which classifies each occupation into none, low or high exposure according to occupational exposure to mineral dust, biological dust or fumes/gases [ 22].