The phrase "assess dimension" is not commonly used in written English and may lack clarity without context.
It can be used in contexts where one is evaluating or measuring a specific aspect or characteristic of something, such as in research or analysis.
Example: "In order to improve our product design, we need to assess dimension in terms of user experience and functionality."
Alternatives: "evaluate aspect" or "measure parameter".
Given that involvement reflects the relevance, value, interest, or need that consumer has in product, it is an important element to define and assess dimensions of product evaluation (Mano and Oliver 1993).
Prior to the eye tracking procedure, participants completed the NEO Five Factor Inventory [33] to assess dimensions of personality; extraversion, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness, and openness [3].
As quality of care was assessed only through consumers' satisfaction with certain aspects of care, we were unable to assess dimensions of technical quality.
The survey research reported here was designed to assess dimensions of satisfaction, across patient self-reported categories of side effects, efficacy, and overall product satisfaction.
Additional CY-BOCS items assess dimensions such as a child's lack-of-insight a factor lack-of-insight atcome (Storch et alack-of-insight a
Under the assumption that the width of the epiglottis remains constant, the present study provides a method to assess dimensions of the upper airway independently of the viewing-angle and distance between the scope and the relevant structures.
The Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) and its companion tool the Youth Self-Report (YSR) [ 56] both assess dimensions of "aggressive behavior" and "delinquent behavior" within its subscales in the version of 1999-2000.
To assess dimensions and systolic function of the right ventricle and left ventricle, the entire heart was imaged in short-axis orientation using electrocardiographically gated breath-hold balanced steady-state free precession imaging.
The pain intensity, also mentioned as the severity of pain, is probably the most commonly assessed dimension of pain [ 1].
A previous study of this group assessed dimensions of PC and indicators for these dimensions [ 19].
