The Giants have a multidimensional facet to their running game and the wide receivers, Ike Hilliard and Amani Toomer, have made great strides.
Exploratory factor analysis revealed that service quality in this sector is multidimensional, including five facets: tangibles, staff, nature-based experiences, food and activities.
But the real question is how to best define outcomes in a chronic, complex condition such as RA? Outcomes can be multidimensional, accounting for all facets of care for a RA patient: radiographic progression, improvement in functional status score, or a decrease in disease activity score.
Our review provides some support to the shared neurocognitive hypothesis and suggests that the insula might be the "hub" structure linking the three domains of disgust sensitivity, while other brain regions may subserve specific facets of the multidimensional experience.
Given the absence of stroke-specific measures in the subdomains of family support and treatment satisfaction, the development is necessary of a more comprehensive multidimensional scale that evaluates all facets of the health status in patients with stroke.
The first facet of our multidimensional approach informs the aims of therapy.
Otherwise, energy poverty that is a facet of a multidimensional poverty in Yemen will persists because the possibility of connecting rural communities to the national grid, even in the next ten years, is invisible due to major political and financial problems that the country is facing.
This study focuses on one important facet of the multidimensional construct of impulsivity, the impairment in response inhibition.
We therefore consider CSE to be multidimensional and aligned with the specific facets of digital literacy.
8 Compared with a single proxy indicator approach, our findings support the fact that SES is a multidimensional concept that should encompass other facets, mainly country of birth, marital status and wealth, as each reflects a different conceptual underpinning on how SES influences diet.
