Sentence examples for shared occupational from inspiring English sources

Finally, the perspective of social context describes the settings that different genres are situated in, with concepts such as "discourse community" (Swales, 1990, 2004) being proposed to depict the socio-rhetorical assemblages of people, who, gathered by shared occupational or recreational goals, develop different genres for within-group communications.

Global approaches to sharing occupational safety and health information require increased opportunity and capacity to access information.

He and I shared an occupational therapist, also.

The exposed and reference populations both lived in a fairly homogeneous area and shared environmental, occupational, social, and cultural features.

An association between a first and second cancer could indicate common host factors (genetic abnormalities, immune function and hormonal imbalances), shared environmental and/or occupational exposures, shared lifestyle factors, the effects of treatment for the first cancer [ 1, 2], hereditary cancer syndromes [ 3], or even gene-environment interactions.

The internal disputes within the field of dentistry occur between different occupational groups, especially because the jurisdiction is generally shared with subordinate occupations.

In this study we used sensemaking (often a textual practice) and visualisation to create a high complexity representational artefact to enable shared understandings of an occupational rehabilitation system.

The engineers' sharing of their occupational experiences was especially valuable in enriching the real-world context of the activities.

The 3853G allele carrier subjects showed higher morning preference than participants without 3853G allele in the homogeneous Korean medical students sharing a uniform occupational time schedule.

According to the Pensions Commission, the public sector's share of occupational and personal pension wealth is double its share of total earnings.

It estimated that the public sector's share of occupational and personal pension wealth was double its share of total earnings in the economy.