Sentence examples for range of occupational from inspiring English sources

The goal is to help those whose education has tipped more toward the liberal arts acquire the observational attunement necessary to see the range of occupational possibilities.

Our faculty includes physicians, epidemiologists, statisticians, industrial hygienists and lab scientists with expertise in a range of occupational and environmental health problems.

The race gap in computer science, Margolis discovers, is one example of the way students of color are denied a wide range of occupational and educational futures.

Workers also face a range of occupational health matters that include respiratory ailments due to dust, and musculo-skeletal disorders due to long working hours and physically awkward conditions.

Technology has gotten better and much cheaper over the past generation, and that has allowed firms to substitute capital for labour across a broad range of occupational categories.

Finally, a review of psychophysical theory and methods which can be applied to a wide range of occupational activities is provided.

For example, Jackson (2007) performed content analysis of advertisements from national and local newspapers with a high circulation, and the sample was chosen to be representative of the range of occupations in the occupational sectors.

The extent to which accountants achieved status through consumption practices is illustrated by comparisons with a range of other occupational groups and social classes in Victorian Britain.

The percentage of participants over the range of the occupational noise index also conveys the skewedness in the distribution of the index, for example, less than 25% of the participants have noise index values in the upper half of the range.

Data of included participants at each level of the random cluster sampling (service, therapist, case notes) are presented in Table 2. Participating services included a range of community occupational therapy services across NHSScotland, varying both in their size and geographical location.

There were 126 participants (75 women and 51 men) with mean age 42.2 years (SD = 16.5) and from a wide range of social and occupational backgrounds.