Sentence examples for chance dimensions from inspiring English sources

Both groups presented a similar pattern of illness beliefs, according to which higher values were identified in the internal and chance dimensions followed by the dimensions of doctors and important others (See Table 4).

The probability is determined by probabilistic chance and opportunity dimensions probability with full connection from the sender to the receiver.

The film portrays a life where we are all subject to chance, to the dimensions by which we construct our reality (height, length, width and time), and to the imagination of our former selves.

Secondly, since we tested correlations for 5 cultural dimensions the chance of finding statistically significant correlations by chance increases in one dataset.

The process of growth presents a catastrophe for the subject, for not only does the acceleration and proliferation of the object world intensify the aleatory dimension of chance and non-determinacy, but the objects themselves come to dominate the exhausted subject, whose fascination with the play of objects turns to apathy, stupefaction, and inertia.

We've crossed dimensions and chanced our way through magical portals.

As for the groups of PD patients, those with more than 4 years of treatment indicated the highest mean score in the dimension of chance.

If mother and father together or a third-person answers the questionnaire as proxy, then there is a greater chance that the 'Psychological' dimension of quality of life will be overestimated.

With regard to PD patients, it is worth noting that patients on long term treatment indicated a higher preference for the dimension of chance on health locus of control (Table 3).

With regards to illness beliefs, HD patients who recently commenced treatment provided higher mean scores in the dimension of internal health locus of control, while CAPD/PD patients on long term treatment indicated higher mean scores in the dimension of chance.

Parents with a migration background are more likely to underestimate the school-related quality of life of their children than parents without a migration background, whereas in the 'Family' dimension the chance of parents underestimating is lower in migrant families than families without a migration background.