For example, the term 'Responsible Research and Innovation' (and 'RRI') is a major conceptualisation of a new governance in the context of the current European Commission research funding programme and its innovation platform Horizon2020, incorporating four dimensions: anticipation, reflexivity, inclusion and responsiveness (Stilgoe et al. 2013).
The AQoL instrument is a generic 12-item utility HRQoL tool incorporating four dimensions: independent living, social relationships, physical senses and psychological well-being [ 5].
Patients' views of care were assessed using a patient satisfaction questionnaire incorporating four dimensions: organisation of care, information and advice, personal experience of care and satisfaction with care (Moore et al, 2002).
The method incorporates three dimensions of habitats, quantity change, quality change and relative scarcity, and is illustrated in relation to the alternative landscape management scenarios for the Scottish Highlands (Cairngorms) study area of the BioScene project.
In this study, a quantitative model of Internet banking use was developed, which incorporates four dimensions, namely, (1) openness toward advanced technology as an individual personality dimension, (2) website usability, including perceived usefulness and ease of use, (3) perceived security concern, and (4) green concern for conserving nature resources as the social influence dimension.
DIALANG vocabulary incorporates four dimensions of word meaning (i.e., word meaning, semantic relations, combinations, and word formation) in creating tasks.
The self-efficacy scale (behavioral) incorporates four dimensions: collection, analysis, interpretation and use of data.
It incorporates four dimensions: (1) anxiety and insomnia, (2) depression, (3) somatization, and (4) social dysfunction.
Deprivation was categorized into 10 deciles based on the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 2007, which incorporates seven dimensions of deprivation and relates to the individual's Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA).
NGS method supersedes the first generation sequencing method (chain termination method) which was introduced by Frederick Sanger, by incorporating two more dimensions in it viz.
