Sentence examples for multifaceted dimensions from inspiring English sources

Turrell's art reveals the multifaceted dimensions of his own life.

Researchers have devoted effort to develop metrics, guidelines and theories of website usability, yet there still is a lack of consensus on the multifaceted dimensions of website usability and lack of investigation of the nomological networks among website usability constructs.

13, 14 It is an easy-to-administer tool to evaluate the burden of caregivers of patients with AD and correlated dementia in multifaceted dimensions: objective, psychological, physical, social, and emotional.

This pilot study demonstrated that it is possible to find solutions to complex problems with the involvement of the professionals who are perfectly aware of the multifaceted dimensions of the issue at hand.

Eco-sustainable planning integrated with multifaceted research and policy dimensions (e.g. social, economic, cultural and political issues) characterizing Mediterranean peri-urban areas is a relevant approach to urban fringe sustainability.

The third strategy is to measure the health transition in all its complexity in its multifaceted, multilevel and life-course dimensions relevant to health policy.

Our intervention is multifaceted, combining interventions on various dimensions that may influence the behavior of patients and/or those accompanying them, based on the Frustration-Aggression theory.

However, we are foremost interested in the combined economic hardships measure as a combination of three separate economic hardships indicators each capturing separate dimensions of the multifaceted construct of economic hardships, and not as an index in statistical terms.

It is hence possibly true that the three economic hardships indicators analysed in the present study all capture separate dimensions of the multifaceted construct of economic hardships (which is supported by the low intra-correlation between the three variables) and together enhance each other and all capture different pieces of the puzzle.

(2004, 90 92) To dismiss too quickly Négritude as an essentialism of the past, which might have been necessary as a "deconstructive challenge" to an oppressive colonial order but has nothing to say when it comes to the call for cosmopolitanism and creolization, would miss an important dimension of that multifaceted movement.

The recognition of CD44 as a receptor for a major microbial pathogen adds a new dimension to the multifaceted role of CD44 in cell-cell communication.