In a seminal redefinition, the sociologist Michael Mann examined different dimensions of class consciousness: class belonging and identity, class antagonism, class totality (the idea that social classes encompass the entirety of society), and the vision of a classless society.
While attempts have been made by many scientists to examine different dimensions of water scarcity and urban population dynamics, there are few comprehensive reviews, especially focused on the particular situation in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
One reason for these differences is that stigma is a multidimensional construct [ 19– 21], and various studies have examined different dimensions of stigma which have different correlates.
This article has examined different dimensions of well-being for children of international migrant parents in one of the major labor-sending region of the world, South-East Asia.
It examines different dimensions of smallholders' lives: their farm and families; their production and the inputs they use for it; their work both on- and off-farm; their income and how it is made up; their consumption; and their participation in markets.
The POMS test, examining six different dimensions of mood (see Research Design and Methods), showed a significantly higher score in the POMS depression-dejection category among individuals with T1D compared with controls and ITA patients (Table 1).
The POMS test, examining six different dimensions of mood, revealed a significant higher score for POMS-D between control subjects and KD patients and a significantly lower score in ESRD plus T1D compared with KP subjects (control subjects 8.6±0.9.9, ESRD plus T1D 13.5 ± 11.1, KD 5.9 ± 8.9, and KP 2.8 ± 3.0; control subjects vs. KD, P = 0.0007; ESRD plus T1D vs. KP, P = 0.002) (Table 2).
Logical structure and chain of influence among variables is examined from different dimensions; the complex and real cause-and-effect relationship and development of things is exhibited.
However, few studies have examined the different dimensions of health care access, and how these may influence screening behavior, especially in the context of clinical preventive services.Using the 2003 South Africa World Health Survey, we determined the prevalence of cervical cancer screening with pelvic examinations and/or pap smears among women ages 18 years and older.
Only a few other studies have examined several different dimensions of sickness absence [ 30- 33].
Very few studies have actually examined the different dimensions of social capital at the workplace separately, and their results are inconsistent: one reported that the vertical dimension was associated with self-rated health while the horizontal dimension was not, 38 whereas another that focused on the modifying effect of social capital reported that trust in managers.
