Sentence examples for occupational complexity from inspiring English sources

Higher levels of education, occupational complexity, and/or premorbid intelligence are associated with lower levels of cognitive impairment than would be expected from a given brain pathology [8].

With an aim to improve vocational interest assessments geared toward the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) areas, we developed a new assessment by incorporating occupational complexity levels.

A comprehensive systematic review found that individuals with a rich history of education, occupational complexity and cognitive lifestyle activities are at almost one-half the risk for developing dementia than those with less complex experiences [1].

Mid-life occupational complexity was also associated with more favourable trajectories but not with mortality risk.

There was an even split of mid-life occupational complexity with n = 1,764 (48.3 %) participants classified as having an intellectually demanding job.

The distribution of occupational complexity was similar in the high baseline cognition and slow decliners groups; those in the low baseline cognition and immediate decliners groups were more likely to have a non-intellectual job.

And at the risk of oversimplifying and engaging in occupational profiling, geeks like complexity.

The inherent complexity of occupational health management presents challenges that make a systems approach essential.

Epidemiological observations are essential for the assessment of a human cancer risk, but the difficulty in collecting past exposure data in occupational groups and the complexity of multiple occupational exposures with changes over time, limits the usefulness of retrospective epidemiological studies.

Both of these databases contain individual patient-level information including patient demography (age, gender, location, etc), attending physicians, diagnoses and procedures performed, service transfers while in hospital, specialty services received (e.g. physiotherapy, occupational therapy), and case complexity (e.g. resource intensity weight).

We are frustrated by the complexities of occupational health concerns, especially when participants choose not to seek medical care for fear of losing their jobs or being identified as patients.