Sentence examples for occupational characteristic from inspiring English sources

It is an occupational characteristic of construction work in many climates and the authors take the approach of re-engineering the whole safety management system rather than focusing on incremental improvement, which is current management practice in the construction industry.

Maybe it's an occupational characteristic of the fighter pilot, who drops his payload on a target far below his plane and then makes his escape, hoping that the unpredictable mayhem inflicted on a city or military installation in that quick and dramatic strike will somehow change the dynamic of a campaign that was faring poorly on the ground, day by plodding day.

As the main occupational characteristic, they were classified as farmers and fish consumers (99% consume fish daily).

Because shift work is an occupational characteristic of nurses, working schedules may influence nurses' health by increasing the risk for weight gain and obesity [ 9].

In addition to descriptive analysis, the association between the frequency of each category of ethical problems reported (outcome) and the participant sociodemographic and occupational characteristic (independent variable) was tested using chi2 or Fischer Exact Test when appropriated.

This study evaluated the relationship between symptoms of DES and occupational characteristics to identify the occupation-dependent differences in the prevalence of symptoms of DES using the Korean National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey V (2010 2012) data.

To address this issue, the present study aimed to evaluate the relationship between symptoms of DES and occupational characteristics, thus identifying the occupation-dependent differences in the prevalence of symptoms of DES.

In addition, tourism is a growing field of occupation within some parts of Perú but occupational characteristics of children working in touristic areas, have not been studied yet.

We additionally evaluate the mediating roles of skill development, postsecondary attendance and degree attainment, and occupational characteristics.

Tanaka H, Toyonaga T, Hashimoto H. Functional and occupational characteristics associated with very early return to work after stroke in Japan.

This data set covers a longer period (January 2012 to July 2017) than other estimates and reports, and it shows a larger number of fatalities with more detailed information on social and occupational characteristics of those killed.