Sentence examples for suitable occupational from inspiring English sources

Those for whom paternal occupation was not available from the birth certificates or for whom there was no suitable occupational code (including the 'unemployed' and 'students') were placed into a separate group to allow further comparisons to be made.

Systematic Design Analysis Approach is a suitable method for occupational safety and hygiene risk management.

This suggests that while death certificates may not be a suitable source of occupational data where classification into specific job titles is essential, in the absence of other data, it is a reasonable source for constructing measures such as occupational SES that are based on grouped occupational data.

Strengths of our study include objective measurement of body weight, broad inclusion criteria, size of the group studied, use of multiple imputation for missing data, recruitment of individuals who previously had not been engaged in weight loss programmes and the design of an intervention suitable for the occupational setting.

They often overlook the specific requirements on social competences in particular situations or occupations, so they seem hardly suitable for use in occupational diagnostics (see more details on this in Dietzen et al. 2012; Dietzen et al. in press).

Many see them as the only type of occupational pension suitable for the modern world.

A large impact was also observed for those who smoked cigarettes, leading the researchers to conclude that 1-hydroxypyrene measurements were not suitable when low-level occupational exposures were associated with high background levels from secondary sources.

The relative stability of these substances and their potential contribution to the overall toxicity of diesel exhaust have attracted the attention of researchers looking to establish an exposure biomarker suitable for use in occupational environments.

Rather, we are trying to emphasize that PPE should be suitable and appropriate for the occupational risk.

The vast majority of research on these chemicals has focused on the development of a biomarker suitable for use in an occupational setting.

The present study demonstrates the association between individual determinants and workplace injury; it is not the purpose of this study to present overall Thai occupational injury rates suitable for comparison to other national statistics.