The current practice of crash characterization in highway engineering reduces multiple dimensions of crash contributing factors and their relative sequential connections, crash sequences, into broad definitions, resulting in crash categories such as head-on, sideswipe, rear-end, angle, and fixed-object.
The scale we developed quantifies the multiple dimensions that can contribute to risk perception.
An alternative reason for the modest implementation of the classification approach may be that assessment schemes do not adequately integrate the multiple dimensions that can contribute to, or perpetuate LBP.
Evidence from microarray studies has also revealed differentially expressed genes in oral cavity tumors [ 40- 44], suggesting multiple dimensions of genetic aberrations contributing to OSCC development.
Multiple dimensions of epigenetic control contribute to regulation of gene expression that governs bone biology and pathology.
However, the report cautions that there were multiple dimensions that may have contributed to the advantages -- not just the instructional delivery medium.
This may contribute to multiple dimensions of exposure misclassification".
In addition, not taking into account an increasing trend of diesel engines over time may contribute to multiple dimensions of exposure misclassification".
Such life course eco-epidemiological model, akin to the modern ecological model of public health practice, stresses the multiple dimensions that constitute our lives, relationships, and environments, hence contributing to wellness or disease, disability and death along the health, disease and mortality cross-continuum in human populations.
Policy makers and managers also require an insight into why some staff stay, and what "staying" and workforce stability can contribute to, service delivery, staff workload, and the multiple dimensions of organisational performance, including costs.
