Sentence examples for occupational purposes from inspiring English sources

Results also showed convergent validity with a traditional alphabetization self-report measure, and medium sized correlations (.34 .50) between information, formal and strategic skills and measures of Internet use for recreation, information search and occupational purposes.

Examples include fires made outside of the home for cooking animal food, burning refuse, heating water, or for occupational purposes.

Expatriates have been defined by Foyle as those who take up residence in another country for occupational purposes, returning to their country of origin when their assignment is completed [ 4].

The population depends largely on this water source for domestic, recreational as well as occupational purposes, and most water contact activities take place at five well-defined sites on the banks of the canal and the marshland.

At baseline, participants were asked solely about recreational forms of physical activity and, as such, this study was not able to assess the effects of total volume of physical activity on risk of major vascular events (participants did not report physical activity for transport, domestic or occupational purposes).

Data related to firearms noise among individuals who fire weapons for recreational or occupational purposes were not collected; while these exposures are expected to affect a small fraction of our sample, for those individuals who do use firearms this is likely their dominant exposure.

It is therefore very probable that female workers would want an informed consent process for occupational health purposes which enables consultations since the resulting occupational health reports could affect their employment status.

The purpose of the program is to restore occupational function and to facilitate return to work.

On a day-to-day basis, Scotland is certainly a 'low-exposure' region for occupational and recreational purposes.

Physical activity is a complex behaviour: it includes sports as well as non-sports activities, and it can be characterised by purpose (occupational or leisure), type (cycling, fitness, or soccer), intensity (light, moderate, or vigorous), and duration.

Risk estimates from this study are also informative for purposes of occupational radiation protection (International Commission on Radiological Protection, 2003).