Sentence examples for occupational disaggregation from inspiring English sources

The ranking of wages is obtained from the 1995 Wage Structure Survey (Encuesta de Estructura Salarial (EES)), which is the closest one to 1997, our initial period.1 Unfortunately, this evidence must be presented at a 2-digit level occupational disaggregation and not at a higher one given that this is the maximum occupation disaggregation that is available from the different EES waves.

The SOC groups jobs in terms of required skill level, field of knowledge, and type of work together into occupational groups, into four levels of disaggregation with decreasing within-group heterogeneity, ranging from major occupational group (one-digit) to unit group (four-digit) (Elias and McKnight 2001).

3-digit occupational codes correspond to a high level of disaggregation and constitute the finest description of occupations available for a long representative panel of US workers.

This panel contains information on 11 U.K. Government Office Regions and 25 occupations, based on the 2-digit SOC 2000 occupational classification, over 25 years (1992 2016 .9 Based on this level of disaggregation, our dataset has a maximum of 6875(=25x11x25) observations.

Interestingly, although not reported, at a further occupational disaggregation at a 2-digit level, young males in managerial/technical/professional occupations are overwhelmingly concentrated in jobs such as chemistry/physics technicians, engineers or professionals in finance and trade, all of which are very intensive in abstract contents.

(3 Combined partitioning and disaggregation.

Geographic partitioning and spectrum disaggregation.

§ 95.1923 Geographic partitioning and spectrum disaggregation.

The disaggregation rates were estimated as follows.

Occupational hazards, I suppose.

See also occupational therapy.