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The phrase 'change dimension' is technically correct and usable in written English. You can use it to refer to a shift in perspective, a change in perspective, or any other kind of transition, transformation, or shift. For example, "Through her work, she was able to help people change dimension in their understanding of the world."
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By doing so, we wish to add the climate change dimension to the special volume of this journal on 'Health and Health Systems Impact of Natural Disasters'.
Consistent with this literature, our study showed that the panel members consented on content of change dimension to consider in the assessment of OR for KT in the context of chronic care.
The organizational climate for change dimension, which includes staff cohesion, staff work-related stress, and communication about change, encompasses the organizational dynamics that facilitate an environment of cooperation and trust among staff and information exchange [ 26].
The more you play your piano, and the more climatic changes your piano undergoes, the more your piano's parts settle, compact, stretch, and change dimension.
Whitmarsh, L. Scepticism and uncertainty about climate change: Dimensions, determinants and change over time.
The default Resize Mode has been changed from Change Dimensions to Scale Font.
However, the results show very high levels of uncertainty about climate change dimensions concerning risk, science, and knowledge and the effectiveness of policy approaches.
Evaluating change dimensions is contingent on individuals presenting with unhealthy behaviors.
The combined regression was then compared to the separate logistic models for each of the three change dimensions.
System maintenance and system change dimensions, which measure the extent to which the environment is orderly and clear in its expectations, maintains control, and responds to change.
