Furthermore, different items tap into very different aspects of the same concept so coverage of the dimensions differs a lot, e.g. the dimension "possibilities for development/skill discretion" can be measured by use of available skills, developing available skills, learning new skills, being creative or attending trainings.
The broadest coverage of our dimensions and the total of eleven sub-domains are provided by BIS with 10, SBC with 7, and BAM with 5 sub-domains, respectively.
Generally, all scales can be further improved by additional items to ensure adequate coverage of all dimensions aspects of sexual dysfunction [ 15, 16], in particular distress.
This questionnaire is perhaps the most widely used general measure of sleep available and the strengths of this instrument are its range of coverage of multiple dimensions of sleep quality, its flexibility as a brief clinical tool and its demonstrated validity and utility in chronic pain research [ 22].
With the coverage of needs dimension, we seek to shed light on the effectiveness of social care systems in meeting social needs, defined using epidemiological baselines rather than solely formalised demands.
The comparison of the three prioritization approaches includes the spatial congruence between the three approaches and the coverage of four biodiversity dimensions: species representativeness, wilderness coverage, coverage of important areas for megafauna, and ecosystem services.
It is not surprising to see less coverage of the review dimensions in binding regulation due to the lack of agreement on psychosocial issues among social partners and their perceived "sensitivity," however gaps in terms of definitions and terminology cannot be ignored.
To determine the predictive power of demographic variables (age, marital status, education level, employment, and insurance coverage) and dimensions of social support (emotional/informational support, instrumental, affectionate, and positive social interaction) for repeat mammography, multiple logistic regression was used with the repeat mammography group as the reference group.
Three possible explanations for differences in health state valuations between measures have been put forward: coverage of descriptive systems, sensitivity of dimensions and valuation methods [ 36].
