Sentence examples for dimensions and range from inspiring English sources

To inform the design of an adaptable mobile health application we aimed to identify the dimensions and range of user preferences for application features by different user groups.

In order to inform the design of a mobile health application for STIs that supports self-testing and self-management by linking diagnosis with online care pathways, we aimed to identify the dimensions and range of preferences for user interface design features among young people.

The EuroQol 5D Index [ 14], based on the five dimensions and ranging from -0.11 ('worse than death') to 1 ('perfect health'), was also calculated.

A weighted health state index, the EuroQol 5D Index, based on the five dimensions and ranging from -0.11 ('worse than death') to 1 ('perfect health'), was also calculated [ 22].

A summary index with a maximum score of 1 (EQ-5D index) can be calculated by a combination of each score of five dimensions and ranges from −0.171 to 1.

The belt finishing process is hence modeled by five parameters: two parameters that characterize the initial surface (fractal dimension and range amplitude) and three parameters describing the abrasion polishing process (probability of resistance, wear volume and the number of abrasion cycles).

46 Differences in the proportions of staff holding positive attitudes across the 31 clinical areas were found for all dimensions, and the range of %-positive across the Danish clinical areas was larger than in USA and Switzerland.

Radius of curvature varies from 20 to 30 mm, head shaft angle from 30° to 50°, offset is variable in 3 dimensions, and retroversion ranges from 0° to 50°.

So totally, only 24 feature dimensions and luminance ranging from 25 to 95 are formed to represent facial complexion and build recognition model.

Deterioration was much more marked in the groups classified as 'worsened' in almost all KIDSCREEN dimensions and index, ranging from an ES = -0.81 (PW) to 0.18 (BU).

Full disclosure: I am a range scientist and a scholar of the human dimensions of ranching and range management.