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According to Antonovsky, the SOC scale is composed of three sub-components: comprehensibility (the cognitive component); manageability (the behavioural component) and meaningfulness (the motivational component) [ 5].

The responding alternative "yes, usually" scored three points, "yes, sometimes" scored two points, and "no" scored one point for the questions on meaningfulness and manageability; the question on comprehensibility was scored in the reverse order.

Following this description, Sense of Coherence is further conceptualized by three different dimensions: a) comprehensibility, the cognitive component, b) manageability, the instrumental component and c) meaningfulness, the emotional component [ 2, 4, 5].

The SOC scale consists of three dimensions: the comprehensibility, the manageability, and the meaningfulness component.

An additional advantage is the manageability of the chromogenic reaction since the rather slow development of the signal in the NBT/BCIP reaction can be controlled without any risk of development of unspecific reaction products, and the development can be terminated as soon as the optimal signal-to-noise ratio is achieved.

This structure exploits the supreme mechanical properties of individual CNTs together with the manageability of the microscale CNTFs, and has the potential to overcome the implementation difficulties associated with nanocomposites.

Because of the structured nature of the data and the manageability of the numbers, we did not produce summary matrices, but included complete quotes in each matrix cell.

This again greatly improved the manageability of the data set, particularly in the cases of the larger skeletons modelled.

The second was assessing the manageability of the situation, which included three subordinate themes: severity of PDD, relationship between mother and father, and social support and acceptance for PDD.

This integration helps in formulating a common vocabulary and model to improve the manageability of the RE process, and contributes towards the learning process by validating and verifying the consistency of decision-making in RE activities.

The second superordinate theme was assessing the manageability of the situation, which was affected by factors as diverse as severity of PDD, relationship between mother and father, and social support and acceptance for PDD.