The same is true of occupational constraints and hazards.
Access to psychotherapy is limited by psychopathology (e.g. agoraphobia), physical disability, occupational or social constraints and/or residency in under-served areas.
For writers of fantasy, as J.R. Tolkien has pointed out, pretending to be God is an occupational hazard, the only constraint being narrative plausibility: Does the dragon with polka-dotted eyes "compel belief"?
She cites that burnout occurs because of the emotional demands of the job, difficult patients, too many work hours, time constraints, and occupational hazards.
There are significant regulatory and work council constraints in the occupational setting that do not apply to biomonitoring for environmental exposure.
This self-fashioning into occupational peripatetics is due to the seasonal constraints imposed on the kinds of livelihood that can be pursued at different periods of the year.
Occupational challenges including TB, musculoskeletal injuries, budget constraints, burnout and increased work load due to staff shortages have been reported among this population.
Unlike the goals for occupational monitoring however, ambient air assessments have different constraints and somewhat different objectives.
Following the ICRP recommendations, the occupational exposure was measured to assure that the annual dose constraint of 10 mSv was not exceeded, under normal circumstances.
The household-based survey data on labour force activities and occupational wages available through the LIS project presented both advantages and constraints in conducting international comparisons.
job history; lifelong and current occupational exposure to chemical, physical, and biological agents; postural, mechanical and organizational constraints; and stress at work.
