Physical attractiveness Scientists say attractiveness indicates the quality of someone's genes.
Basic characteristics of hospitals, such as hospital function, location, and ownership, are supposed to determine the attractiveness of hospitals and the level of income simultaneously [ 30, 43].
Because attractiveness is supposed to consist of medical demand and the amenities of urban life, the two parameters may represent the amount of medical demand and/or the extent of urban amenities of the community more precisely than population does.
No one, of course, can predict what stocks will do tomorrow, much less next year; but Wall Street's analysts are supposed to help investors judge the attractiveness of companies' shares.
Some authors have claimed the predictive power of built environment variables (summarized by Cervero and Kockelman's three Ds: Density, Diversity and Design), which are supposed to describe pedestrian accessibility and attractiveness.
The same colours were used to band females because only a limited set of colours is supposed to be neutral in terms of attractiveness [59].
While attractiveness has always been important to both genders, men were supposed to look good in a naturally rugged way.
Throughout the document the author brags about the "hotness" of the men she has sex with and ranks them on their attractiveness; by purely judging men on their looks, she's not achieving some supposed sought-after equality of sexual objectification, just well-trodden depths of shallowness.
The variability of physician-to-population ratios indicates that population, the conventional parameter supposed to reflect medical demand, does not necessarily represent the full spectrum of an area's pulling power (attractiveness).
"YOU HAVE TO CURE YOURSELF OF ANOREXIA" 7. (C) With a mock groan, the Duke of York then exclaimed: "My God, what am I supposed to tell these people?!" More seriously, he invited his guests to suggest ways Kyrgyzstan's economic prospects and attractiveness could be improved.
