Sentence examples for mentioned dimensions from inspiring English sources
Similarly the study of Lee & Mo [16]; Green [11]; Lee [3]; Janic [17] and Singh & Sharma [18] collectively identified the above mentioned dimensions of the FCO.
As of 2014, a search on the international databases of IEEE Xplore® Digital Library and Scopus®, as well as the Annals of the Brazilian Informatics Symposium, did not yield any conceptual frameworks that included the four previously mentioned dimensions being used in the development of LOs.
The two most commonly mentioned dimensions were pain/discomfort (57%) and depression/anxiety (42%).
After an initial reading, both authors individually and jointly organized all mentioned dimensions into conceptual relationships and higher order dimensions.
Similar to the previously mentioned dimensions the highest correlations occurred with the BPI dimensions (except "reality testing") and the ADP-IV "antisocial PD" scale.
(Germany FGD 3) Another often mentioned dimension of this concern dealt with smoking.
In addition to the essential dimensions mentioned above, the dimension of financial resources distribution to be assessed by health managers was included.
It should be mentioned that dimensions of the rectangle are multiplication of the small cubes side length d.
The authors, based on national level reports carried out a European wide systematic analysis on how both local and global food and the performance of food chains are perceived, defined and communicated in the public, scientific, market and policy spheres (regarded as arenas of interaction and debate) across the five mentioned sustainability dimensions.
Another limitation should also be mentioned: Parenting dimensions were extracted from a set of 17 questions, but the extent to which these items represent the "universe" of parenting in Norway cannot be ascertained without broader studies.
Managers also mentioned structural dimensions of the implementation, such as the lack of a local plan for action, having overseen the importance of a special person in charge at the unit, and the possibility of adding a certain degree of obligation to the implementation process.
