Sentence examples for constructed dimension from inspiring English sources

Jay emphasizes the role of drugs in the construction of human societies and reflects upon their role in the development of the human brain, always insisting on the collective and socially constructed dimension of drugs and taking advantage of the notion of drugs to ask questions on the relationships between the human and the animal.

In contrast, other perspectives challenge this position and consider that identity is a socially and historically constructed dimension that is constantly subject to contradictions, revisions, and change [ 12].

Factor analysis on these three items showed high loadings on a single component (Table  4) and the newly constructed dimension 'outcome' created a Cronbach's alpha of 0.73, which is acceptable.

The first step was the construction of a model which included all of the items initially included in the construction survey to measure a construct (dimension).

When the majority of the constituent factors in a group shared a common semantic interpretation, we adopted this semantic interpretation as a label for a network risk construct dimension.

Similarly, construct dimensions derived in our data-driven approach may be a reflection of the views and experience of the participants in our study.

This provides a matrix of ratings for each participant's grid, with columns representing important people of her or his interpersonal world (elements) and rows representing construct dimensions (see Figure 2 for an example).

In MEGA, a two dimensional matrix is constructed, each dimension of which is composed of four points (N0~N3 and T1~T4, T0 is excluded due to the lack of data) generating totally 16 data points per a gene.

Depending on how the universe is constructed, extra dimensions, mini black holes, and the source of so-called "dark matter" may all be revealed at CERN.

A geometric head phantom was constructed with dimensions similar to those of a head of an adult.

Two or more items that consistently elicit similar response patterns, or persistently covary, are likely to describe the same construct or dimension.