Sentence examples for capture dimensions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the data was collected with a questionnaire developed specifically to capture dimensions of SMS and behavior in a diabetes population.

Because parental social capital likely increases parents' access to information about their children's delinquency, we included two measures from the Provision of Social Relations module (Turner et al. 1983) that capture dimensions of parents' social relationships.

Exposure data are drawn from multiple publicly-available administrative databases to capture dimensions of the social environment, and air pollution data are from the New York City Community Air Survey NYCCASS).

There are few studies on quality of antenatal care and the existing tools to capture dimensions of quality of antenatal care have been developed for high-income settings and we found them unsuitable for application in a low-income countries context.

Fluent in Arabic, with a gifted eye for detail and contextual writing, Mr. Shadid captured dimensions of life in the Middle East that many others failed to see.

This paper argues that traditional measures used to assess quality in early childhood classrooms are useful but may not be sufficient in capturing dimensions of quality that pertain particularly to the support for children with disabilities included in preschool programs.

The film captured dimensions of Amy not often publicized by the mainstream media -- her sassy sense of humor, her immense compassion, her fanatical love of music, her fearlessness, moxie and self-doubt. .

Capturing dimensions of physical activity relevant to patients may provide a unique perspective for clinical studies of chronically ill patients.

During the screening, sMPAS captures dimensions where the two classes are segregated, and the segregation of points is very sensitive to the dimensions considered.

The eleven-question instrument developed captured dimensions of articular pain, swelling, and stiffness, distribution of joint involvement, function, and diagnostic and family history.

The Patient Enablement Instrument (PEI) has been suggested as a means of examining various aspects of a clinical consultation for the purpose of capturing dimensions other than patient satisfaction [ 2].