Sentence examples for present occupational from inspiring English sources

Playing the mallet instruments can also present occupational hazards.

On the one hand, parental social background is operationalized with the parents' educational achievement and position in the country of origin as well as with their present occupational status in the country of residence.

Patients with CRS-related comorbidity and/or present occupational exposure had a statistically significantly better symptom reduction after ESS than after balloon sinusotomy.

The severity of pain at follow-up was unrelated to the present occupational status and to the severity of pain at enrolment.

At present, occupational and environmental health issues are not well integrated into health professional education in the United States, and clinical information and referral resources pertaining to reproductive hazards are inadequate.

The sociodemographic questionnaire includes demographic questions to assess gender, marital status, age, lifestyle variables (regular cigarette smoking, regular alcohol intake, regular participation in sport), present occupational status and educational status.

Among the hearing alterations, 50% presented occupational NIHL whereas 41% were in the early stage of occupational NIHL [ 8].

However, in two recent studies, an increase in risk of developing AL was identified for offspring of mothers who presented occupational exposures to electromagnetic fields [ 34] and solvents [ 35] during pregnancy.

This paper presents occupational safety guidelines and recommendations for personnel working in field, laboratory or industrial settings to produce and use purified cyanotoxins and toxic cyanobacteria, from bulk harvesting of bloom material, mass culture of laboratory isolates, through routine extraction, isolation and purification.

But because of the vastly different conditions since Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye's jury reform, rude clerks in the jury system are no more present than occupational exemptions.

Since language is a vehicle for transporting gender cues and gender norms, we tested the premise that children's perceptions of stereotypically male jobs can be influenced by the linguistic form used to present an occupational title.