Sentence examples for a sociological dimension from inspiring English sources

There's also a sociological dimension.

David Keith, assistant professor of system dynamics at MIT, added a sociological dimension to this discussion.

"You know, critics in general always have a tendency to give a sociological dimension to my work.

There is a deeply sociological dimension to getting around a city, and in Kathmandu the symbolic power of the motorbike rules strong.

Asking about how people perceive and understand science, based in our case on representations in movies, makes us emphasise the sociological dimension of research and hence understand research and science as a social activity (Mouton 1996; Amann 1991 Richter 1995).

A range of moderately related quality of life measures, that included the psychological and sociological dimension of pain experience, were significantly improved after treatment.

There is no sociological dimension to his work; it's not about people, it's about him.

Emphasising this sociological dimension brings us to focus on the actors behind research: in our case the SB scientist or engineer.

The sociological dimension of the pain and its relief was addressed by measurement of sleep, social life, work, housework, mobility, driving and sex life.

Measures of the sociological dimension of pain experience (sleep, social life, driving, housework) also showed significant improvement, with the exception of the effect on sex life and work which were not shown to have been improved.

A formative evaluation of a teleneurophysiology service was conducted to examine its technical and sociological dimensions.