"analysis of the dimension" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the mathematical examination of any particular area, object, or concept. For example, you might say, "The analysis of the dimension showed that the object was larger than expected."
The comparison of the analysis of the dimensions in each case study (summarised in Table 1) reveals the following: a) Inclusion of all areas of topics into assessments: Substantive integrated assessment approaches are already being developed within the domains.
This paper addresses the analysis of the dimensions of the quality of democracy: horizontal accountability, specifically that which occurs between the executive and legislature in the case of Paraguay.
Using grounded theory as a research method, we develop a broad framework for conceptualizing versioning actions with the aim of obtaining better understanding of different versioning strategies and of the impact of versioning actions on DPS quality, taken from the interference analysis of the dimensions of information quality related to the DPS.
Subsequently, an overall indicator was specified for a general analysis of the dimensions, using the mean of responses to all questions pertaining to each study dimension.
Analysis of the dimensions of these sub-resolution PIP2 clusters revealed a tight size distribution with a typical diameter of 64 nm (Fig. 1C).
Before priorities can be identified, it is important to be able to agree on what is studied through an analysis of the dimensions that characterize the object of research.
The analysis of the dimensions of quality of life survey in the four investigated groups indicated the presence of strong differences in the four distinctive WHOQOL-BREF dimensions, except for the difference in PTSD vs. PTSD and LBP group (Table 2).
In the analysis of the dimensions of HRQOL measured by the SF-12v2, respondents were found to experience greater limitations than the general population in daily life due to mental problems, to feel less often calm and energetic and to experience greater health-related difficulties in their social activities.
The analysis of this dimension requires a bird's eye view of the way space is engineered.
An incremental benefit related to the innovation resulted from the analysis of this dimension (0.80 vs 0.00, p-value = 0.011).
