Sentence examples for other work settings from inspiring English sources

This chapter describes how a behavioral rating system (NOTECHS) designed for the assessment of airline pilots' CRM skills, on a pan-European basis, has been adapted for use for training and assessment of CRM skills in other work settings, such as acute medicine, nuclear power generation, and systems management.

Don't try this too often in other work settings, though — and certainly not when someone is depending on you to get the job done on time.

The accuracy of the CPR for predicting the outcomes with therapists in other work settings, or using other manipulation techniques is not known.

While our qualitative design precludes generalization, our methodology and focus on regularized work processes reveal patterns relevant to other similarly structured work settings [ 68, 90, 108].

This paper examines whether or not differences in vocational, disability, functional and psychological recovery outcomes exist 3- and 12-months after injury between participants who sustained an injury while engaged in work and participants injured in other non-work settings when entitlement to earnings-related compensation is equivalent.

Some have examined how these innovators are educated, for instance, whereas others have explored how work settings relate to successful innovation.

Based on research in work settings in other domains, effective interventions include allocation of adequate resources (time and money) and providing raters with adequate opportunities to observe and evaluate trainees; ensuring prolonged engagement; holding raters accountable for their decisions; and underscoring mutual interdependence between supervisor and trainee (Operario and Fiske 2001).

Lastly, this and other work indicate that in natural settings, Asian and European forest trees and other perennials remain capable of introgression via fertile F1 hybrids into North American congeneric taxa despite millions of years of separation.

My other work focuses on class in educational settings, specifically how preschoolers' interactions with each other can produce class inequality and how students from different class backgrounds transition from college to work.

It's a much-needed complement to so much other work going on in less sexy settings.

The Earth Institute at Columbia, which he has directed since July 1, has hundreds of geochemists, engineers, biologists, ecologists and others working in settings ranging from the Iquitos flood plain in Peru to the Arctic Circle.