Sentence examples for a function of seniority from inspiring English sources

One should therefore be able to observe a lower incidence of job changes (with or without career changes) as a function of seniority.

It is not immediately clear if this association between access to ICT facilities and Internet was a function of age or the respondents' level of seniority and responsibility at work, which placed a lot of demand on the senior level doctors to keep abreast with the ever-changing knowledge base and practice patterns in the medical profession.

An announcer's job is usually a matter of seniority.

When a century of seniority and experience voluntarily walks away from Congress, it is a watershed moment.

The choices are based on a mix of seniority and popularity, and some positions are still up for grabs.

"Kansas does not have a lot of seniority; we have a lot of new people.

Blumenauer has a year of seniority over Pascrell in Congress, having arrived in 1996.

For the 209 episodes, the mean age was 62±20 year old, presenting a population of seniority.

The preferred transfusion thresholds in a randomized trial would be higher for clinicians with a greater degree of seniority.

In model 2 we further included baggage handler seniority, first as a categorical variable divided into quartiles (the highest quartile covered a large range of seniority and was therefore subdivided into two; model 2.1), and then as a continuous variable with the reference group coded with 0 years of baggage handler seniority (model 2.2).

Under this system, profits are shared among partners according to a sliding scale of seniority.