Sentence examples for most common dimension from inspiring English sources

The most common dimension of conflict between humans and large carnivores – especially wolves – remains livestock depredation, and this conflict has been responsible for motivating the past reduction in the number and distribution of large carnivores on a worldwide level (Mech 1995, Breitenmoser 1998, Kaczensky 1999).

Parental control over eating is the most common dimension of four instruments (used by CFSQ, IFSQ and PFSQ).

The three most common dimensions used are valence, activation, and dominance which represent the main properties of emotional states.

Finally, patient satisfaction is now one of the most common dimensions of performance on hospital dashboards.

Postholes in El Cabo fall into diameter classes that likely correspond to the most common dimensions for construction timbers, suggesting standardization and availability of suitable trees.

Rhododendrons, native to the Pacific Northwest, give even the most common landscape a dimension lacking for much of the year.

The most common tests for both dimensions rely on the analysis of marginal price changes and their effect on demand [17].

The 200 most common codes in each data dimension were identified, from which 500 likely confounders were selected based on their prevalence and potential for confounding in the study population.

In two dimensions, the most common system is the Cartesian (after René Descartes) system.

The most common foci regarding all structural dimensions of the content analysis are shown in Table 15.

As shown in Table 8, across all four symptom dimensions, the most common, severe, frequent, and distressing symptoms are similar for both age groups.