Sentence examples for occupational which from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, our study collected data on three major aspects of lifetime exposure (childhood, adult residential, and occupational), which enabled us to examine a reference group that had been unexposed to either active or passive smoking.

Covariates considered in this analysis were those related to mammographic density, BMD, or both [ 15, 20, 22- 32], and include baseline, age, smoking history, use of postmenopausal hormone therapy before PEPI, and physical activity level (leisure, home, occupational), which were determined with standardized questionnaires [ 19].

The reason is that the quality of the applications are manipulated at the occupational level, which means that without occupational fixed effects the estimate of improved quality may also reflect occupation specific demand.

"More training needs to happen in occupational health, speech therapy and occupational therapy, which actually is relatively easy to implement," she says.

The occupational groups which declined most are production and craft occupations 5.9 pp, qualified workers in agriculture, which experienced a decrease of 3.7 pp, and machine operators and assemblers, with a decrease in 2.1 pp.

The job description asks for someone capable of being "the city lead for occupational therapists" which seems to suggest that you'll be the first point of call for every occupational therapist with a question.

The main exposure was the occupational context, which was considered to be composed of different characteristics of way of life and characteristics related to occupational status.

Moreover, the two models of occupational balance which are based on empirical quantitative and qualitative data [ 10, 47] also challenge a unidimensional conceptualisation of occupational balance.

Monodisciplinary teams consist of one occupational group, which in nursing homes are mostly comprised of nurse aides [ 26], while multidisciplinary teams consist of different occupational groups.

It is an occupational hazard, which the experts are forever trying to resolve without much success.

For Gordon, it is not only occupational experience which drives her.