Sentence examples for usage of ppe from inspiring English sources

The 20 % farmers who do not use any PPE during pesticides application gave reasons such as high cost of PPE (33.3 %), unavailability of PPE in the market (20.8 %), discomfort in usage of PPE (20.1 %), see no need for PPE (18.8 %) and not having PPE (7.0 %) for use.

Similarly, age had a negatively significant (p < 0.05) influence on usage of PPE during pesticides application.

The empirical result is consistent with the study's expectation which stated that there is a negative relationship between the usage of PPE during pesticide application and age of farmer.

However, twenty percent (20 %) of farmers applied pesticides without wearing PPE, and gave reasons of high cost of PPE, non-availability in the market, not having PPE, discomfort in usage of PPE, and no need for PPE among others.

Similar findings about non usage of PPE amongst farmers have been reported in studies conducted by Clark et al. (1997), Yassin (2002), Akhabuhaya (2005), Mancini et al. (2005), Damalas et al. (2006), Ntow et al. (2006) and Lekei et al. (2014).

There was no consistent TB-triage by nurses on patient admission, and suspected TB cases were not included in TB-IPC measures such as isolation and usage of PPE.

The use of PPE included the percentage of time that the subjects wore PPE and the type of PPE (i.e., earplugs and earmuffs) used at work.

The timing of PPE usage or implementation of ICMs is shown in Table 4. Eighty percent (80/100) of hospitals completely implemented use of PPE, and 66% (66/100) of hospitals implemented their ICMs at the late stage of the SARS outbreak.

Questions on awareness of hazards of welding, awareness of PPE and use of PPE were structured.

Knowledge of hazards, PPE and use of PPE was limited to self-learning on the job.

Neither of these studies examined use of PPE.