Sentence examples for underlying occupational from inspiring English sources

In this way, the link is made between intervention tools and determinants through underlying occupational therapy theory which guides practice through methods and strategies.

The underlying construct of occupational engagement is assumed to reflect lower and higher levels of client occupational engagement.

In addition to the network maps of livelihood landscapes which qualitatively demonstrate the underlying patterns of occupational interrelations, we were also interested in using formal quantitative analyses of the livelihood landscapes with the objective to capture and assess several structural characteristics that might be of relevance in explaining socioeconomic development in communities.

The sum score can be used with the POES scores transformed into an interval scale that represents a logical continuum in relation to the underlying construct of occupational engagement.

The interpretation of the HISP coefficients depends on the underlying causes for the occupational segregation of the two groups and on the ways HISP and wages are related.

The Rasch analysis supports the unidimensionality of the scale and fits logically with the underlying construct of the occupational engagement continuum.

Further studies should be made, including additional lymphocyte subpopulations and cytokines in order to confirm this assumption and to clarify the mechanisms underlying the low-dose occupational exposure effects on the immune parameters.

Smoke inhalation is the main aetiological cause, but occupational environment and underlying genetic makeup also play significant roles in developing chronic lung disease.

However, professional diversity in the team and reflexivity were positively related (P<0.009), supporting one of the underlying rationales for bringing different occupational groups together in teams.

These studies have yielded mixed results (see, PD GENE, http://www.pdgene.org/); however, recent studies provide compelling evidence of a gene-environment interaction between DAT polymorphisms and occupational pesticide exposure underlying an increased risk of developing PD (Ritz et al., 2009).

Starting from underlying assumptions about differences in the occupational distribution profiles of Mexican immigrants and African-Americans, we ask whether divergence in occupation profile (specialization) would tend to mute the effect of Mexican immigrants on wages of African-Americans.