Sentence examples for the occupational level from inspiring English sources

The occupational level is categorized into five categories from 1 (low occupation), to 5 (high occupation), following the definition of Statistics Netherlands [ 21].

Geel and Backes-Gellner (2011) and Geel et al. (2011) apply this idea at the occupational level for VE graduates and Heijke and Meng (2011) do so for occupations at the higher education level.

Therefore, the current study aims at better understanding the link between parental socio-economic status (including both the educational and the occupational level of parents) and the risk on union dissolution from a cross-national comparative perspective.

At the occupational level, the positions with the fastest projected growth are registered nurses (expected to add 712,000 jobs), retail sales workers (707,000), home health aides (706,000) and personal care aides (607,000).

To illustrate the richness data at the occupational level, Table 6, columns 2 to 5 present the average values of the task measures.

Finally, we would like our readers to keep in mind that the occupational level characteristics by which we estimate heterogeneous treatment effects may very well be correlated with unobservable factors at the same level.

Radiometric dating from excavated charcoal samples indicated that the cave was occupied from 34,000 to 5,400 BP, a period that was found to be consistent with the occupational levels of some other caves on the island.

This variation is highly dependent on the type and stage of the disease, type of treatment, the patients' occupational level and the physicians' skills of informing the patient about the trial (Mccusker et al, 1982).

Although lower in magnitude, significant differences were also observed by occupational social class with a higher predicted probability of reporting bad oral health (5 percentage points) for subjects in manual occupations compared to those in the professional/managerial occupational level, and the same was the case for oral impacts.

Horizontal substitution refers to the shift of tasks between different professions of the same occupational level, eg shifts between physiotherapists and occupational therapists.

The mean occupational level is 3.1.