Sentence examples for remember the occupational from inspiring English sources

The exposure data is also fraught with recollection bias; those with lung disease may be more likely to remember the occupational or environmental exposures that they later have been told are associated with pulmonary fibrosis.

Academics still remember the Fukushima-Daiichi disaster.

Remember the "red" biotechnologies?

Remember the definitions:, and.

I only remember the last phase.

Do you remember the dose?

The patient does not remember the injury.

We have to remember the other things….

One "remember" question required only the ability to remember the definition of a term.

As a result of such lax oversight, labor activists still must set aside this week as Worker's Memorial Week to remember, as occupational safety writer Liz Borowski notes, the nearly 5,000 workers who are killed in the job each year.

There can also be occupational hazards to living above a restaurant; Ms. Butler remembers the brief but pungent occasion she found herself sharing the lumbering elevator with the man who delivers the fish.