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Categorical diagnosis that describe psychopathological states as distinct syndromes and dimensional approaches that view psychopathology as a deviance from normal with no clear threshold between subjects with and without a disorder [29].
Several groups working on the genetics of psychosis have described dimensional approaches that focus on the psychotic domains of psychopathology.
Recently, Widiger and co-workers summed up personality disorder research and proposed a research agenda for the DSM-V that advocates replacing the current categorical approach, including ASPD, with a dimensional approach that would treat personality traits as continua [ 3].
Simultaneously, however, much progress has been made globally in moving from narrow, poverty-related perspectives to wider, multi-dimensional approaches that encompass both material and non-material aspects of children's wellbeing.
"I thought there was a three-dimensional approach that would work well," Mr. Warchus said.
Given that migraine is a complex multi-faceted disorder, it makes sense to take a multi-dimensional approach that considers the whole organism.
The work of (Pimentel et al. 2014) explores the flow expressions in their multi-dimensional approach that exploits inherent variability of the design space.
It is based on a numerical transient bi-dimensional approach that allows to computing the ground temperature at the surface and at various depths.
Li-ion batteries are frequently modeled using variants of the one-dimensional approach that was initially developed by Newman and colleagues (e.g., [2]).
Calculating borehole thermal resistances with the program GLHEPro involves a two-dimensional approach that would not be suitable for determining the impact of increasing the borehole length or insulating the inner pipe.
In some cases paleosols outcrop over hundreds of meters or more in cliffs and river banks, allowing the use of techniques of field geology and in consequence a tri-dimensional approach that is more correct in soil science.
