Sentence examples for total occupational from inspiring English sources

A recent case control study examined various sources of physical activity (recreation, transportation, chores and occupation activity) and found an inverse association with total, occupational and recreational physical activities (John et al, 2010).

Table 1 Transition outcomes Transitional outcomes Adequate employment Unskilled employment Total Occupational change 163 (57%) 121 (43%) 284 (100%) Stay within occupation 827 (83%) 166 (17%) 993 (100%) Absolute numbers with weighted row percentages in brackets, design based F (1336) = 11, p < 0.001.

His total occupational exposure to radon progeny was estimated at 506 working level months.

Total occupational sitting time for the sample was an average of 379.63 minutes per day (s.d. 98.3) (an accumulated average of 6.32 hours per day at work).

In all, the commission estimated that the REACH regulation would save €50 billion ($60 billion) over a 30-year period in total occupational disease prevention (European Commission 2003).

Overall, reliability coefficients were good (ICC >75) for total PA, occupational PA, active transportation and vigorous intensity (very hard) PA.

We found evidence for good reliability with high correlations between the test retest for total PA, occupational PA, active transportation and vigorous intensity activity.

Taken together, these limitations of the measurements may, to some extent, have confounded the associations of SEP with total and occupational ST we reported.

The British Regional Heart Study (BRHS) reported that the north-south differences in CVD incidence in men could largely be explained by classical risk factors (smoking, physical activity, body mass index (BMI), alcohol consumption, systolic blood pressure, serum total cholesterol, occupational social class, and height) [ 18].

Of note is that regular participation in exercise/sports contributed only about 10% to the total non-occupational physical activity energy expenditure, while active transportation (especially walking) for daily activities and commuting and housework were the main contributors to total daily energy expenditure.

National census data conducted by Statistics Sweden included employment status, job title and work industry occupation being coded according to an adapted Nordic Occupational Classification, which defined a total of 53 occupational groups (Andersen et al, 1999).