Sentence examples for dimensions by which from inspiring English sources

Miller (1983) identified some dimensions by which entrepreneurial orientation can be measured - risk-taking, innovative and proactive behaviours.

Servicescape is one of the most important dimensions by which customers evaluate their shopping experience in a retail service.

We have designed a crystallization block, using standard microplate dimensions, by which 96 unique samples can be dialyzed simultaneously against 96 different buffers and have demonstrated that the rate of detergent dialysis is comparable to those obtained with conventional dialysis devices.

And scientists are now more aware of the numerous dimensions by which biases can infiltrate their work and strive to reduce their negative effects by promoting greater inclusion.

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.

For example, in the field of art, the game is the "legitimate definition" of art (what makes art "authentic" and what are the dimensions by which to assess "quality").

The second dimension by which we group modes of governance is the level of closure.

Moreover, recent reports suggest that plant miRNAs can also mediate DNA methylation [11], [69], which adds yet another dimension by which the enriched sRNAs may act.

The dimension by which FBO staffing levels were underestimated by public authorities could also imply that the shortfalls in FBO facilities may be more similar to the public sector than generally anticipated.

This shift aligns with the finding that accuracy of individual propositions in students' models grew throughout the semester (Dauer et al., 2013) and contributes an additional dimension by which we can characterize this improvement.

One dimension by which health systems differ from each other is the degree to which they treat health care as a public good to be delivered, as opposed to a consumer-demanded commodity to be supplied in a health care marketplace.