In order to classify patients as physicians or general adults, we used the NHI medical personnel and household registries to identify persons with "physician" as their recorded occupation.
ULTIMATELY, John Kim, vice president for marketing at everyone.net, which provides Web sites with free e-mail service but has no clear occupational options for stunt doubles or journalists, had to concede that Web sites that record occupations "cannot claim complete precision".
CGSS records the occupation of the respondents and their family members according to the 1988 International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO88) so it can easily be converted to ISEI. (2) Family cultural background.
The 1911 census records the occupation of Jesse Ashforth, 38, as "polisher-silversmith"; his son, also Jesse, 20, likewise.
Reasons for not including the remaining 16% of cases are absence of the father's name on the child's birth certificate, failure to identify the father's census record, paternal occupation not shown, father shown as economically inactive or county of residence missing in the census records.
None of this need have happened, and the British crime was to legitimise people whose record under occupation by the Third Reich put them beyond legitimacy.
Much later about 20,000 years ago the archaeological record reveals occupation by the ancestors of the San hunter-gatherers, who created the distinctive rock paintings found throughout the western part of the country.
KLIPS and HIES have recorded education, occupation, and industry in different categories.
Spectrum sensing is the process of recording the occupation of the different frequency bands and the variation of this occupation over time.
There is the potential for misclassification of work status and, among workers, misclassification of industry sector because of inconsistency in narrative data recorded for occupation.
