Sentence examples for occupational ordering from inspiring English sources

The modulated occupational ordering of Ni(2) in the LT″ phase can be described in the superspace group Cmcm α00 0 s 0, and the parameters describing this occupational modulation were refined together with atomic displacement modulations using the Rietveld method.

Thus, variations in occupational orders translate into variations in social stratification and differentiation in lifestyles and life chances.

The occupational group classification and ordering was based on common knowledge, not on specific personal data except job title.

In order to answer the first research question, concerning the existence of a graded association between occupational grade and quality of life, Figure 2 displays mean quality of life in 2005 in relation to occupational grade in 1989.

Likewise, occupational therapists can order aids without clients having to go through a lengthy assessment process".

In the text we will refer to this ordered occupational grouping as a measure of graded socioeconomic status, although we acknowledge that there is no clear socioeconomic status difference between groups 2) and 3).

Unfortunately, the choice for too many students is between working a low-wage job (rarely a formal apprenticeship) or taking a chance -- often a big chance -- on building some skills that will move them up the occupational pecking order.

Future research should focus on providing guidelines on the type of investigations that should be ordered for specific occupational injuries.

In this article, the authors have evaluated the development, challenges, and limitations to implementation of REACH in the occupational setting in order to examine to what extent the REACH 'ideals' can be achieved.

He added that he had to fight to make sure federal businesses paid occupational taxes in order for the county to make money from the prison.

Palma was unable to speak when he woke up in a hospital bed after the shooting and needed months of occupational therapy in order to form coherent sentences.