Sentence examples for occupational errors from inspiring English sources

Individuals with insufficient sleep have higher risk of adverse health outcomes such as hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, depression, obesity, industrial accidents, and occupational errors [11 13].

These nocturnal deficits provide some insight into why occupational errors, accidents and injuries are highly prevalent in overnight operations.

These nocturnal deficits in attention and alertness offer some insight into why occupational errors, accidents, and injuries are pronounced during night work compared to day work.

Sleep deprivation, ubiquitous among nurses and physicians, recently has been shown to greatly increase rates of serious medical errors and occupational injuries among health care workers in the United States.

Bonner et al. would like to correct a factual error in "Occupational Exposure to Carbofuran and the Incidence of Cancer in the Agricultural Health Study" [ Environ Health Perspect 113:2005289 (2005)].

These inconsistencies might be due to residual confounding effects, distinct definitions of domestic or occupational physical activity, measurement error, and different characteristics of the study population.

Although the first priority is to eliminate workplace hazards through design and occupational engineering controls, human error accounts for 84 94 % of the risk factors for occupational injury in the industrial sector.

As a general rule, in the United States, judicial reversal of an agency's decision such as setting an environmental or occupational health standard requires an egregious error by that agency to be struck down.

These associations (increased response times or cognition errors) were reported in occupational (Echeverria et al. 1994, 1995; Seeber 1989) and residential (Altmann et al. 1995) studies related to dry-cleaning PCE exposure.

Issues arise concerning the validity of available data (sources of systematic error in epidemiological and/or occupational studies) as well as the extrapolation from animal to human.

ADR reporting has recently been expanded to include all suspected ADRs, including overdose, misuse, abuse, medication errors and reactions associated with occupational exposure.