Sentence examples for perception of mobility from inspiring English sources

Shortcomings in the statistical apparatus with regard to income data thus blur our perception of mobility inequalities and impede investigation of the links between daily travel, poverty and social exclusion.

The FES-I is only an indirect perception of mobility as it rates fear of falling.

In the present study, the inclusion of assessments of a variety of charging and refuelling options resulted in more fine grained information about the factors that influence perceptions of mobility.

In previous work [ 1, 2], we developed and described an 81-item video-animated tool for assessing self-perception of mobility, which we have called the Mobility Assessment Tool MATT).

Further supporting this finding, the muscle strength of patient's was independently associated with the patient's perception of their mobility and general health on the SF-36.

The pattern of responses in the four treatment arms of the study was fairly similar, suggesting that none of the treatments used had a major effect on owner perception of patient mobility.

Increased confidence in their country's political systems and institutional structures, enhanced by improved perceptions of upward mobility, will help to strengthen the rule of law.

Future research might be informative in considering cultural variations in perceptions of independent mobility and school travel.

Dr Bukodi also highlighted how the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s were decades of great social change, with a perception of increased social mobility, but the studies in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland and Sweden showed a sustained picture of a social gap in exam results.

In the Middle East and some parts of Eastern Europe for example, people are less satisfied and more pessimistic about their future even compared to regions with similar levels of income inequality, suggesting widespread perception of worsening economic mobility, a growing sense of unfairness, and lack of social justice.

The OHS is a useful short tool that is frequently utilised to assess the patient's perception of hip function, mobility and pain.