Sentence examples for occupational home from inspiring English sources

Butler was educated at Columbia College, which became his intellectual and occupational home for the rest of his life.

The truth is, modeling epitomizes the kind of precarious job that, since the 1990s, has been spreading from the informal labor market into traditionally more secure workplaces, like the retail and service industries and my own occupational home, the university, where contracted adjunct instructors are replacing tenure-track professor lines.

Items include the falls history and examination (vision, cognition, postural blood pressure and ECG) and interventions (exercise and occupational home visits).

Subjects from both groups received structured, individualized counseling (23) aimed at achieving the currently recommended amount of PA (24) by encouraging any type of commuting, occupational, home, and leisure-time PA.

For instance, in Dutch adults, significantly increased hazard ratios (HRs) for occupational, home and sports injuries (registered as one group) in lower educational strata were reduced but remained statistically significant after adjustment for excessive alcohol consumption and other factors.

This work also demonstrates that providers attribute most asthma to infection and appear to ignore the possible contribution of environmental etiologies (occupational, home, and outdoor exposures) in the majority of cases.

Both occupational and non-occupational (home, garden, hobby) uses of pesticides were considered in this classification of cumulative exposure.

Further, the following patient-reported data are collected: level of education, occupational status, home care and nursing care at home, and inhibited physical function not caused by the TKA.

The team may include not only doctors and nurses, but also members of the clergy; social workers; psychologists; speech, physical, and occupational therapists; home health aides; and trained volunteers, as well as family and friends.

To examine the association of total and specific types of physical activity, including walking or bicycling, exercising, work or occupational activity, home or housework, and leisure time inactivity with the risk of age-related cataract in women and men.

Medical care: For the most part, ongoing medical care to diagnose and treat Alzheimer's disease is covered by Medicare Part B, including visits to primary care doctors and specialists, lab tests, speech and occupational therapy, home health care and outpatient counseling services.