Sentence examples for occupational zones from inspiring English sources

A causal environmental risk factor, which has not been thoroughly investigated so far may lie in differences of traumatic load in different occupational zones post-WWII.

After the bomb raids came the occupation, by the four allied powers (the Soviet Union, the Unites States, the United Kingdom and France), who divided the city into occupational zones, while the Innenstadt was policed by international patrols.

Thus we compared ;CD-RISC scores of persons whose psychological health was above average at the time of the assessment (whose self-reported overall symptom severity did not exceed the 50th percentile of the population norm) from the two occupational zones (i.e., the West and Soviet zones).

All staff entering restriction zones (irrespective of their occupational category) were assessed as having uniform exposure risk without considering differences in individual occupational functions or tasks.

The fertile plains of the central agricultural zone form the second occupational region of Indiana.

The CDC deployed more than 600 professionals into the disaster zone, including specialists in public health nursing, occupational safety and health, laboratory science, medicine, epidemiology, sanitation, environmental health, disease surveillance, public information, and health risk communication.

(Professional drivers constitute a zone of intersection between the situational and the occupational definition of roles).

A multivariate analysis taking into account cluster characteristics (implementation waves, high school education type and geographical zone) and individual characteristics (gender, age, social and occupational status, BMI) did not modify the results.

First, where local dependence on resources is high, and spatial or occupational mobility is limited (as in much of the Coral Triangle), no-take zones are necessarily small.

Every year numerous occupational fatalities result from pedestrians being struck by motor vehicles intruding into work zones.

Infection was attributed to occupational exposure for 35 (44%) patients and traveling to a high incidence zone for 10 (12%).