Sentence examples for prevalent dimensions from inspiring English sources

Two pathways (ASE and POS) showed seven prevalent dimensions out of nine, while MHS was limited to three and COPD to only two.

In our study, group discussions during and after the voting process indicated that organisational barriers were the most prevalent dimension of access; timely access to health professionals and services was important.

Harm/checking was the most prevalent symptom dimension.

'Quality of care' and 'interprofessional teamwork' were the only two dimensions prevalent in all four pathways.

Schedule burden stands out as most prevalent and variable among dimensions of experience.

Activities corresponding to the 'quality of care' and 'patient-family centered services' dimensions were prevalent for the pathways that had achieved at least Phase I in their development (except for 'patient-family centered services', which was not prevalent for COPD).

Breast milk expression (breast pumping) has become prevalent as an important dimension of breastfeeding behavior.

The 'patient-family centered care' dimension was prevalent in three pathways.

The 'patient-family centered care' dimension was prevalent in three pathways (SAE, MHS, and POS); 'delivery system', 'roles and tasks', 'commitment', and 'result-based learning' were prevalent in two pathways (ASE and POS), while 'performance management' and 'transparent entrepreneurship' were absent from all four.

While the latter dimensions of these prevalent concepts of the self are explored more fully in other encyclopedia articles, these problems cannot be disentangled from the larger critique and efforts at reconceptualizing a self that do not duplicate the modernist Anglo-European structures of dominance.

The pathways for which these dimensions were not prevalent were positioned at less advanced phases of development.