These instructions are focused on (i) proper use of technical control measures; (ii) organizational factors such as asking the supervisor for technical control measures, and using protective equipment; and (iii) behavioral factors such as cleaning the workspace.
The paper shows that by proper use of the control input, concatenations of semi-ellipsoidal sets can be made invariant for the trajectories of PWA systems.
The questions couldn't differentiate between comprehensive sex education — which includes instruction on both how to delay sex and the proper use of birth control — and abstinence-only education, which focuses only on delaying sex until marriage.
In addition, advice was also given to the women or head of the households on the relevance of proper use of malaria control interventions.
Besides the appropriate outcome measures, the proper use of a control group is also a critical issue in designing a high-quality clinical trial.
Previous studies showed that knowledge and theoretical competences about the proper use of technical control measures (e.g., connecting hoses and removing bags correctly, good sealing, maintenance and cleaning) are needed to maximize efficacy in controlling exposure [ 28– 30].
The results of the needs assessment showed that both the organization and workers' behavior should be targeted adequately in order to increase the proper use of technical control measures at construction worksites.
This multidimensional intervention aims to establish an increase in the (proper) use of technical control measures by targeting both the workers' behavior and organizational factors in order to significantly reduce occupational respirable dust and quartz exposure in the construction industry.
In conclusion, the 'Relieved Working' study was developed to establish an increase in the proper use of technical control measures in the construction industry by targeting both the workers' behaviour and organizational factors.
Based on the needs assessment, the following program objective was formulated: establish an increase in the (proper) use of technical control measures in the construction industry by targeting both the worker's behaviour and organizational factors in order to significantly reduce occupational respirable dust and quartz exposure.
