The subway-line rankings, based on such categories as cleanliness, crowding, and frequency of service, come from the Straphangers Campaign, a project underwritten by the New York Public Interest Research Group.
For the decision making process, resources should be allocated where necessary, which seems to be those districts with lower Frequency Street Cleanliness Services /population density ratios.
In addition, subtle differences in emphasis observed in some areas (e.g. safety and cleanliness of speculum vs. frequency and need for repeated examinations) would likely have been missed using either formal or informal methods alone, hindering the development of appropriate responses to these issues.
Then last week the Straphangers Campaign issued a report concluding that the Q line, which runs between Long Island City, Queens, and Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, is now the city's best in terms of cleanliness, availability of seats and frequency of trains.
Pearson correlation coefficient results suggest that an inverse relationship between the Street Cleanliness Index values and the Frequency Street Cleanliness Services/population density ratio exists (R2 = −0.63).
Sleep patterns, levels of personal and professional cleanliness, even exercise routines -- frequency, duration, type, time of day -- all are different.
The report applies formulas to last year's New York City Transit figures on scheduled train frequency, on-time records, seat availability, cleanliness and announcement adequacy.
The Street Cleanliness Index values are also related to the Frequency Street Cleanliness Services parameters.
The No. 1 unseated the No. 6 line because of the frequency of its service, the timeliness of its trains, its cleanliness and the clarity and accuracy of its in-car announcements.
The results show that Street Cleanliness Index worst values exist for those districts that have a lower Frequency Street Cleanliness Services /population density parameter.
At home, she manages his pills, helps him maintain cleanliness and cares for varying new ailments that crop up with increasing frequency.
