Sentence examples for includes a dimension of from inspiring English sources
Like them, he does this not by appealing to the purely irrational, but by developing a notion of reason that includes a dimension of historicity and takes into account the experience of art, literature, and religious and affective sentiments of various kinds.
Part of the apathy symptom profile includes a dimension of indifference to rewards and punishments, lack of interest or concern, anhedonia, and social disengagement [ 54, 55].
Although the GII incorporates empowerment, it also includes a dimension of reproductive health that hinders its association with health variables among women [ 23], particularly for those of a fertile age.
M-theory demands a universe with 11 dimensions, including a dimension of time and the three familiar spatial dimensions.
We also have other relationships that include a dimension of friendship.Often we have one sibling we get along well with, become friends with.
This demonstrates the superior behavior of the multi-way, multi-source analysis method that includes a dimension reduction as an integrated clustering of similarly behaving variables.
Physicians, and especially RNs, are educated to provide care that includes a biopsychosocial dimension of the patient [ 7, 43].
Although learning to resolve differences is very important, marriage also includes an important dimension of "commitment" to the relationship that motivates couples to work on finding better ways to get along and find happiness.
Factors that adversely affect survival include a tumor dimension of greater than 10 cm, incomplete resection, and no adjuvant therapy [12].
The analysis furthermore included a second dimension of using multipliers to derive societal production effects from a single worker's absence or presenteeism, which is also not common practice in the applied literature.
They should receive the best care possible, including palliative treatment, a dimension of terminal care that is often scandalously neglected: and this in turn will require, in America, a proper effort to extend health coverage to the uninsured.
