Sentence examples for occupations results from inspiring English sources

The OLS regression was used to examine the determinants of income among Eastern European skilled immigrants regardless of their occupational status (Table 9) and also among immigrants who hold professional or managerial occupations (results not shown because predictors had the same effect on income regardless of the immigrants' occupational status).

(Spillover effects signify that African-Americans move to occupations because of high wage pressures in lower skilled occupations with high concentration of Mexicans but, as a result, crowd out the more intermediate-skill occupations, resulting in wage pressure there).

The cohort was also stratified according to educational level and occupational position, and increased mortality was seen across levels of education and occupation (results not shown).

Analysing the bottom group occupation, results indicate that half of the occupations are growing in employment share, while the other half are losing employment share.

This pattern did not, however, hold for individual education and occupation (results not shown) or for PM2.5 in Chicago.

There originally existed associations between the residency and occupation results, and yet it still seemed that norovirus was a more "urban" virus.

Two studies [ 55, 68] reported intent to leave the occupation; results could not be synthesized due to variation in measurement (percentage intending to leave [ 55] versus average intention to leave on an ordinal scale [ 68]).

The most recent occupation resulted in two deaths as police moved into the favela communities in Manguinhos, Lins and Alemão on Friday night.

In total, London's fire brigade tackled 235 fires in buildings that should not have been occupied but showed signs of occupation, resulting in four lives lost and 45 serious injuries.

Student protesters held sit-ins at a university building in December and in April; the latter occupation resulted in 22 arrests when the police retook the building, at 65 Fifth Avenue.

The war's end led to Soviet occupation, resulting in the creation of the German Democratic Republic (GDR).