Sentence examples for a multi-dimensional outcome from inspiring English sources
The SF-36 is a multi-dimensional outcome with eight dimensions.
This is a multi-dimensional issue.
Neurocognitive and multi-dimensional outcome assessments were made at interview in 49 cases with schizophrenia and related disorders.
Blount [42] Review Revision of 27 studies on spinal fusion published from 1990 to 2000 Reporting the most validated outcome measures and proposing a multi-dimensional set for spinal fusion outcome Prolo economic score (Schnee) is recommended for return-to-work assessment.
As FM is a multi-dimensional disorder, non-pain outcomes (such as fatigue, cognitive deficits, mood disturbance, and poor sleep) should also be explored with brain imaging approaches.
At the same time, the ICF exemplifies in its model of functioning and disability the so-called 'biopsychosocial concept of disability', in which disability is a multi-dimensional concept that constitutes the outcome of interactions between intrinsic features of the person and the person's physical, built, attitudinal and social and political environment.
This definition invites a multi-dimensional approach that encompasses physical outcomes as well as life quality and perceived well-being.
Three core components or key themes of the care plan (care plan characteristics, activating factors, and perceived outcomes) emerged through the data to contribute to the formation of a multi-dimensional model of care plan processes and outcomes.
Beyond the potential for the first eurozone exit, Greece could be at risk of becoming a failed state – an outcome that would pose a multi-dimensional threat to the rest of Europe.
Functional status is a multi-dimensional concept defined as a patient-oriented health outcome which contains aspects of individual daily functioning, including physical, psychological and social factors [ 16].
Quality of life (QOL) is by definition a multi-dimensional global construct that has become an increasingly important outcome measure in cancer treatment.
