Sentence examples for occupation range from inspiring English sources

At very high skill occupation range (those in which the average African-American workers have a college education), the lack of the presence of Mexican immigrants in those occupations corresponds to higher wages, suggestive of more complementarity in the production process among more-educated workers.

Although the average HBV vaccination rate is high, considerable differences by work setting (range 19 100%) and occupation (range 4 100%) were noted in the study.

Meanwhile, the median mandatory HBV vaccination coverage was 98%, albeit with considerable differences according to work setting (range 19 100%) and occupation (range 4 100%).

Meanwhile, from 2006 to 2011, the median HBV vaccination coverage was 98%, albeit with considerable differences according to work setting (range 19 100%) and occupation (range 4 100%).

The sixty-seven stories collected here reflect a lifetime's occupation, ranging from Wharton's first published effort, of 1891, to a story that she sent to her agent just before her death, in 1937.

The airborne and impact sound insulation of party floors, measured prior to occupation, ranged from zero to over 130 AAD dB.

The ratio of Mexicans to African-Americans in occupations where the African-Americans have a college education is 0.75, which suggests that Mexican immigrant concentration in those occupation ranges is low (see Fig. 1d).

The Grotte du Renne was excavated between 1949 and 1963 by the late French prehistorian André Leroi-Gourhan, who found 15 levels of hominid occupation ranging from about 45,000 to 28,000 years ago.

One of the more puzzling effects is that we find that in spite of the high concentration of Mexican immigrants in occupation ranges in which we find African-Americans that have very low education (less than high school-level education or are high school dropouts), there is no significant effect of Mexican immigrants on wages of African-Americans as a group in this education category.

Differences in pseudo R values, Δ R l 2, for each model showing specifically the additional effect of occupation compared with the same model without occupation, ranged from 0.9%to2.5%5%.

A study[ 6] used a Spanish sample of adolescents (n = 91) and found that percentage of agreement for parental education and occupation ranged from 63.6 ~ 87.7% (kappa statistic ranged from 0.39 ~ 0.77).