Sentence examples for in addition to dimensions from inspiring English sources
Finally, future studies should include additional measures of body-related variables (e.g., interoceptive awareness, dissociation, body esteem, self-esteem, and self-concept) in addition to dimensions of self-objectification, to obtain a more comprehensive understanding of the nature of the relationship between the body and NSSI engagement.
In addition to dimension reduction, the MF techniques allow reducing significantly the processing time and memory used during the operation.
In addition to dimension-specific scores, the first 4 scales can be summed up to a total difficulties score, with higher scores indicating more problems.
In addition to dimension scores, the VSP-A allows the generation of a global score and index of HRQL (12 item version) [ 15].
In addition to individual dimensions and dimension combinations also vertebral cross sectional area (CSA) was used for this study.
Therefore, broadening the evaluative space of economic evaluations by a wider measurement of benefits has been suggested in evaluation of elderly care [ 1, 11], using dimensions of wellbeing such as independence, attachment, or the ability to pursue valued activities [ 10] in addition to health dimensions.
In addition to that, dimensions containing diagnosis results of common chronic diseases are included.
Using Deep Learning algorithms can help us to extract semantic features from a massive amount of text data in addition to reduce dimensions of the data representations.
In addition to grain dimensions which determine rice grain market classes, translucent milled kernels are also important for assuring the highest grain quality and crop value.
In addition to managing dimensions, many modeling software programs can now edit complex parametric models via applications of text or visual programing languages to organize modeling steps, constraints and parametric relationships [31].
The good and poor results were attributed to the thinning properties of skin at the rate of 6% per decade in addition to the dimensions of the original wound [7].
