Sentence examples for occupational index from inspiring English sources

LEK provided the occupational index and contributed to the methodological part of the manuscript.

The Kaiser Physical Activity Survey is a 75 item survey, adapted from the Baecke Physical Activity Questionnaire [ 17] designed to measure the habitual activity of females in the domains of paid employment (occupational index), unpaid domestic work and care giving (household care-giving index), daily routine (active living index), and recreational activity (sport and exercise index) [ 13].

The aim of this study was to evaluate the contribution of occupation using occupational indices differentiating between physical, psycho-social and toxic exposures summarizing the occupational burden in one variable.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the role of occupation using different occupational indices, differentiating between physical, psycho-social and toxic exposures and trying to summarize the occupational burden into one variable.

We briefly address the question of how closely second jobs match primary jobs and whether differences between the two, measured by occupational indices of skill-related job tasks and working conditions, vary over the business cycle.

Thus, we suggest using these occupational indices as additional adjustment variables.

The models were adjusted for smoking cessation, tobacco and alcohol consumption and the occupational indices.

After adjustment for smoking cessation, tobacco and alcohol consumption, significant ORs could be seen in all models using the different occupational indices.

As the occupational indices used in this paper were previously only published in German language, some construction details for the indices will be given here for a better understanding.

As all jobs performed during lifetime were linked to the occupational indices, a person could appear more than once in different index categories (see Table  1 (OJI) and Table  2 (CAI)).

Recently, a German working group constructed a set of occupational indices based on JEMs to circumvent this problem and link all the available ISCO-classified jobs to an index value [ 19].