Sentence examples for mobility preferences from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes an analysis of mobility preferences of young people at nighttime.

Usually sourced from talent management systems, qualitative data includes competency and performance ratings, training and development history, successional status, mobility preferences, flight-risk ratings and career plans.

These results are in line with the findings of Kemperman & Timmermans [33] and Howley [34] referring to mobility preferences according to urban density.

Mobility preferences may be related to occupational choice, as female workers may choose jobs with greater flexibility as a trade-off for lower pay (i.e., to better help with childcare) (Goldin 2014).

In recent years, awareness has grown around the fact that, in addition to the influence of residential location [23, 24, 25] and attributes of the built environment on mobility patterns, individual mobility preferences also influence the choice of a residential location [26] - also known as residential self-selection [27, 28, 29].

Planners and researchers can benefit from risk-adjusted data because it provides a better description of patient mobility preferences.

The recovery patterns of arthropods might be related to wrack features (amount, composition, and degradation) combined with density and species-specific strategies (e.g. mobility, feeding preferences) in each Atlantic region.

Consumer heterogeneity and the mobility of preferences create higher requirements for production and organization.

This, however, cannot obscure the fact that income has a major impact on people's mobility, since preferences can only be acted out when options are available.

In "Social Mobility and Preferences for Redistribution in Latin America," Alejandro Gaviria uses Latinobarómetro data to explore the relationship between intergenerational mobility and political attitudes in seventeen countries in Latin America.

Based on their mobility or preferences for different soil layers, most soil organism species can be classified into a limited number of ecological (trait) groups, e.g. epigeic, endogeic and anecic groups of earthworms [32].