Sentence examples for transportation odds from inspiring English sources

Logistic regression showed that the proportion of walkers tended to increase more in STEP than in COMP at 2 months in "walking for transportation" (Odds ratio 2.12, 95%CI 0.94 to 4.81) and at 6 months in "walking for leisure" (1.86, 95%CI 0.94 to 3.69).

Contrast that with Uber's approach, which, at least as characterized in an interview with Uber founder Travis Kalanick at TechCrunch Disrupt this year, puts that app-based personal transportation service at odds with a lot of local regulatory bodies.

Last-minute packing, staying at the office to wrap-up just one more thing before dashing to the airport or even planning to hop into a cab instead of pre-arranging airport transportation increases the odds of making your holiday travels anything but festive.

Logistic regression was used to predict odds of daily walking for transportation, daily cycling for transportation and weekly walking or cycling for recreation.

Privately-owned and operated vehicles are at odds with a rational transportation solution.

Use of public transportation was independently associated with increased odds for a trip of over 30 minutes in multivariate analysis.

Against heavy odds, Congress may yet produce a decent national transportation bill that would make needed investments in roads, bridges and mass transit without undermining environmental protections or providing handouts to big polluters.

Regulators and ridesharing companies remain more at odds than not continuing to delay solutions to the systemic transportation challenges cities face.

Irrespective of whether outdoor walking by CCHS-HA respondents in our study was for transportation or recreation, those living in more walkable neighbourhoods had far higher odds of partaking in sufficient outdoor walking to achieve health benefit.

Since ONAC's closure, federal oversight of transportation noise has been filled by agencies whose core mandates are often at odds with noise control.

The two sides, longstanding enemies that fought one of Africa's longest and costliest civil wars, have been at odds for decades, and South Sudan halted oil production in January 2012 in a dispute with Sudan over transportation fees.