Furthermore, expanding the definition of higher occupations to include "technical and trades" together with managers and professionals (not reported here) produces treatment effects that are highly significant and of comparable magnitudes to the effects reported for employment rates.
Environmental risk factors frequently referred to include occupation, hip joint straining work tasks, body mass index (BMI), previous joint injury, and sports [ 11– 15].
A list of the most boring occupations would probably have to include assembly-line worker, data processor, security guard, parking-lot attendant, toll taker and cashier.
The militiamen's occupation of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, which appears to include at least three of Cliven's sons, is apparently the family's way of making good on that threat.
It allows insurers to expand the factors for setting premiums beyond the two permitted by the ACA (age and tobacco use) to include gender, occupation and leisure activities — another artifact of the pre-ACA era, when insurers reserved the right to turn thumbs-down on pilots, cab drivers, scuba divers and air traffic controllers.
However, since death certificates across the US are standardized to include usual occupation across life, substantial variation across states should not be expected.
If a more restrictive criteria would be applied to include only occupations for which the lower 95% confidence interval of IRR or OR is > 1, one should remember that the sample size of the original study influences the width of the confidence interval, and thus the significance of the findings.
In 1954 the Brussels Treaty was strengthened and modified to include West Germany and Italy, to end the occupation of West Germany, and to include West Germany in NATO; and the WEU came into being on May 6 , 1955
Examples of licenses according to occupation include general contractor's license, paramedic license or master electrician license.
