Sentence examples for locational access from inspiring English sources

An important finding from this research is that there is a high level of locational access to food stores around schools in Glasgow.

There is concern that locational access to health-promoting community resources, such as green space, is lower in socioeconomically deprived areas, and may be contributing to widening geographical inequalities in health [ 25].

The independent effects of locational accessibility to services on hospitalisation rates across the five causes of death are shown in figure 2. Generally, locational accessibility to services had less effect on the incidence rate of hospitalisation than socio-economic status.

In the wake of the speedy liberalization of restrictions on FDI, coupled with a rising trend in the dislocation of operations by multinational enterprises (MNEs) to access locational advantages, South and Southeast Asia emerged as key destinations for inbound FDI.

In addition, this paper also examines how locational error may impact access to trauma centres.

The government wants relatively free access to this "locational" information, while civil liberties groups say it should be handed over only in response to a search warrant.

In order to assess the impact of locational error in studies examining hospital access, driving times were calculated between both place of residence and the hospital (Trh), and place of injury and the same hospital (Tih).

In order to assess the impact of locational error in studies examining hospital access, an analysis of the driving time between place of injury and place of residence and the difference in driving time between place of residence and the treatment hospital, and place of injury and the same hospital was conducted.

This paper examines the impact of locational choice as a firm strategy to access knowledge spillovers from universities.

E.g. how locational displacement interacts with other aspects of marginalisation to impede access, participation and achievement in education, e.g. girlhood, poverty, disability.

Household assets are categorized into three types: productive (for example, human, natural, physical, and financial resources), sociopolitical (for example, the degree of access to the societal decision-making process), and locational (for example, proximity to a business center) (Siegel 2005) (Fig. 1).