Sentence examples for occupational share from inspiring English sources

Figure 4a, b depict changes in the occupational share of employment following the National Classification of Occupations (1994 CNO-94) at a 2-digit level.

On the contrary, male occupational shares decline sizably in production and craft (occupations related to the construction sector), qualified occupations in agriculture; and to a lesser extent, in clerical and civil servant jobs and low-skilled service workers (also related to the construction sector).

An association between a first and second cancer could indicate common host factors (genetic abnormalities, immune function and hormonal imbalances), shared environmental and/or occupational exposures, shared lifestyle factors, the effects of treatment for the first cancer [ 1, 2], hereditary cancer syndromes [ 3], or even gene-environment interactions.

This article analyzes changes in the occupational employment share in Spain for the period 1997 2012 and the way particular sociodemographic groups adapt to those changes.

It focuses on changes in the occupational employment shares, highlighting how during the period 1997 2012 several socio-demographic groups adapted to those changes.

Finally, the perspective of social context describes the settings that different genres are situated in, with concepts such as "discourse community" (Swales, 1990, 2004) being proposed to depict the socio-rhetorical assemblages of people, who, gathered by shared occupational or recreational goals, develop different genres for within-group communications.

Global approaches to sharing occupational safety and health information require increased opportunity and capacity to access information.

At the time of survey administration, activity orders for critically ill patients required a physician orders with all activity performed by either the bedside nurse and/or a physical or occupational therapist who shared acute care floor and ICU duties.

According to the Pensions Commission, the public sector's share of occupational and personal pension wealth is double its share of total earnings.

It estimated that the public sector's share of occupational and personal pension wealth was double its share of total earnings in the economy.

Considerable variations were observed in the share and occupational distribution of the health workforce.