Finally, the reliability coefficient was calculated for θ s of the separate LVQOL dimensions (index of subject separation) [ 39].
The use of in vivo imaging techniques, including PET, in murine models of arthritis has been hindered by the reduced dimensions of the subjects of study.
Consider the possible dimensions of the subject.
Yet once our expectations are adjusted to the dimensions of the subject, the work is not without its small pleasures.
I wonder, however, whether there are dimensions of this subject that have not received attention either for political or other reasons.
Who else but an insider can clearly see the epic dimensions of the subject, its ancient roots and its knotty intertwining of successes and failures?
"This Is Orson Welles" benefited from the tragic dimensions of its subject's life: Welles's early success as a boy wonder, his bitter rejection by Hollywood, his peripatetic later existence, his reduced circumstances, his unfulfilled dreams.
As a professor of philosophy and music at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Rothenberg is equipped to deal with the speculative and aesthetic dimensions of his subject, and as a passionate birder he is fired with the necessary enthusiasm.
For they not only helped define the dimensions of the subject; their publications became sources for both details and broad patterns of development in remote jurisdictions as well as the more conspicuous centers of legal power.
Kamel Ahmed, a professor of history at the University of Baghdad, told Al Jazeera television in the hours after Mr. Hussein's capture became known that "we will need hundreds of Ph.D's and M.S.'s to understand all the dimensions of this subject," the terror inflicted by Mr. Hussein and the way in which he held, and still holds, millions of Iraqis in psychic thrall.
