Sentence examples for multidimensional identities from inspiring English sources

British society must reach this new perception of itself collectively: with its people, all equal before the law, developing multidimensional identities which are always in motion and flexible enough to defend their shared values.

It is not just Muslims who face challenging issues of self-identification. "Western societies in general and Europeans in particular are experiencing a very deep, multidimensional identity crisis" flowing from the double effects of globalization and supranationalism.

If Atlas opted to bear the weight of an entire planet instead upon his face, maybe then would that very mass encompass the crushing weight of the multidimensional identity lodged upon my mask.

Although expressed differently, the view(s) underlying these responses was that individuals are multidimensional, and that identity is based on more than skin colour, any other single characteristic.

In the short-term at least, clinical assessment of LBP, and assessment of treatment effect in trials, needs to move beyond pain and function to encompass the multidimensional impact on identity and social participation, discrimination, and worries about the future.

We employ recent advances in random intercept exploratory factor analysis to examine the extent to which the Multidimensional Model of Māori Identity and Cultural Engagement (the MMM-ICE2) is potentially contaminated by acquiescent response bias.

Self-reported European ancestry was verified on the basis of multidimensional scaling analysis of identity by state using 1443 ancestry informative markers in PLINK v. 1.06.

These PCs were derived from a multidimensional scaling analysis of identity-by-state distances, using PLINK software.

To alleviate the possible effects of population stratification, we adjusted all relevant test statistics by the inflation factor λGC (17) and by principal components (PC) derived from the multidimensional scaling analysis of identity-by-state distances between individuals (25).

Identity is a multidimensional construct that is understood in a variety of ways across the literature (Vignoles, Schwartz, & Luyckx, 2011).

Samples showing evidence of population stratification were identified by multidimensional scaling of genome-wide identity-by-state pairwise distances using the CEU, YRI, JPT and CHB HapMap populations as a reference and were then excluded.