She published more than 100 widely cited research papers, with specific reference to occupational pension schemes' liabilities and benefit structures, and in 2009 she was appointed professor of pensions and financial services at the university in recognition of her work in this field.
The same study information which was sent to cases, which made no reference to occupational or environmental factors, was mailed to potential controls and followed-up with telephone calls.
These findings should provide an important reference for promoting occupational health in HCPs in Taiwan.
This means that they are pushed towards the search and exploitation of an entrepreneurial opportunity: the decision to become entrepreneurs is due to the frustration they perceive in reference to their occupational status.
Data for reference category 'low occupational sitting' is not shown.
We held two focus groups, one with men and one with women of African-Caribbean ethnicity organised without reference to the occupational background of participants.
It was obtained by summing over all job positions held, with reference to the occupational calendar established in the interview, products of typical job exposure level (in fibers/ml) by job duration (in years).
Although the BI was not routinely administered at admission and discharge during either period, it was possible to retrospectively score the items by reference to nursing, occupational therapy and physiotherapy notes within the case-record.
The intermittent exposure to 50 Hz ELF-MF of 500 μT, which is the European reference level for occupational exposure, had no adverse effects on spermatogenesis applied 4 hours per day for 4 or 8 weeks [ 38].
In the next step we additionally adjusted for mid-life systolic blood pressure, cholesterol concentration, body mass index, smoking, occupation (farming/forestry as reference), region of residence, occupational physical activity, and signs of depression.
