Sentence examples for another dimension of the problem from inspiring English sources

Still, the drastically different attitude of these two firms regarding CSR reporting and their incentives behind suggest that, the adoption of sustainability reporting for Chinese firms is endowed with another dimension of the problem, which is the ownership structure of the firms.

Another dimension of the housing problem is that we need, for demographic and other reasons, to build somewhere between 1.7 million and 1.8 million houses a year on a secular basis.

Another dimension to the problem of reliably discovering sequence variation, and one where there is perhaps a little more clarity, is the impact of different software and algorithm choices used for primary sequence data analysis (e.g. the choice of suitable genome alignment tool, filter parameters for the analysis, coverage thresholds at intended bases).

Another dimension of the miRNA target prediction problem relates to the observation of conservation of miRNA sequences across animals and plants (and viruses).

The boundary element method has another great advantage over these, because it reduces the dimension of the problem by one and also the necessary computational effort.

An important dimension of the problem is neighboring Liberia.

In his own provocative way Mr. Zaretsky admits the European dimension of the problem.

The international dimension of the problem also suggests the superiority of a carbon tax over cap-and-trade.

"He brings a thoughtfulness and a concern for the human dimension of the problem, not just the design or architectural dimension".

"Having said that, I want to stress again that I do not want to diminish the dimension of the problem of racism in society and in sport.

"Pakistan's cooperation is key for us to understand the dimension of the problem," Dr. ElBaradei said in the interview on Friday.