Sentence examples for vocational potential from inspiring English sources
A life course perspective enhances the understanding of patients' vocational potential and needs for support.
As Branch described in great detail, Boogaard, with precious little academic or vocational potential, was steered by the ethos of junior hockey to learn to fight.
During the middle of the 20th century, medical professionals began teaching injured workers to use and adapt residual capacities to work in order to reach their maximum vocational potential.
Most psychiatric disorders present symptom patterns that cause severe impairment on the emotional, cognitive and social level, inasmuch as the student affected by a disorder may be unable to carry out his/her academic or vocational potential.
The first two categories of farms are located in regions with important and good quality groundwater aquifers and are specialized in terms of production, depending on the region and its vocational production potential.
The aim of this study was to identify the knowledge and experiences of pupils of vocational schools concerning potential work environment risks in their future work.
The context, in interaction with the student's potential vocational development and the teacher's competence, thereby represents the potential of PBVE.
Changes to vocational qualifications and potential loss of the land management GCSE have left teachers feeling that there will be no practical courses for 14-16 year olds who are interesting in farming.
If the potential vocational competence generated from this project is meeting the demands of the building industry, it has to be considered whether the course syllabuses are suitable for the demands of the work life.
However, the identified predictors suggest that referred patients are selected according to sex, age, and vocational status, reflecting potential inequity in access to HS-rehabilitation.
The total frequency of these potential vocational risk factors was not significantly different (PCB: 37%; controls 20%; χ(1) = 1.31; n.s).s
