Sentence examples for organising dimensions from inspiring English sources

Based on five decades of innovation research and drawing on three areas (management, strategy and policy), we provide an innovation studies taxonomy that consists of four organising dimensions: type of innovation, stage of innovation, level of analysis and measurement.

A first draft version containing 38 items organised in six dimensions was tested on a pilot sample of patients to assess its legibility.

The result are organised into two dimensions with a range of issues emerging as opportunities and challenges of the community midwifery programme.

The framework indicates how expressed needs for managing the illness and social participation can be organised in two dimensions: a) Making sense of the illness, gaining diagnosis and aligning perspectives b) Managing the illness: appraising needs, developing strategies for needs to be addressed.

The development of juvenile arthritis foot disability index questionnaire (JAFI) [12], a 27 item measure organised by three dimensions related to impairment, activity limitation, and participation restriction, has allowed researchers to quantify levels of disease-related foot impairments and disability [1,2].

The review resulted in 14 findings that were organised according to four dimensions: general, process, people and tools/techniques.

They need organising.

ANEC is organising training courses.

3) Thirdly, organising the IDCEE.

Organising workers.

His controllers were organising Nos.