Sentence examples for dimensional classification of from inspiring English sources

The authors concluded that although there is some evidence supporting the association of the polymorphism with both ADHD and ASD, a uniform picture does not emerge and overlap in findings may be best described by dimensional classification of the two disorders.

This has been cited as a major limitation for research on ASD [ 10] and the research community has responded with an effort to create new dimensional classifications of mental disorders based on pathophysiology through the Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) initiative [ 11].

Fig. 2 A two-dimensional classification of conventional modes of governance (original).

We incorporate social capital into the general three-dimensional classification of intellectual capital; namely, human capital, structural capital, and relational capital, to provide a more comprehensive measure of intellectual capital.

It proposes a two-dimensional classification of immigration policy theories, distinguishing between 'issue-specific' theories that capture immigration policy processes regardless of the political system in place and 'regime-specific' theories whose insights are tied to the characteristics of a political system.

Applying our two-dimensional classification of artifact-related attributes, we adopt game design attributes of challenge, variety, novelty, and design aesthetics; and playability attributes of ease of use, and interactivity, and measure their impact on enjoyment, and its effect on continuance intention.

More recently, a broader and three-dimensional classification of Australian allied health has been presented by Turnbull et al [ 17].

While categorical diagnosis used in ICD-10 and DSM-IV describe distinct symptom categories, a multi-dimensional classification of mania describes a continuing variation in symptoms [ 3].

The EQ-5D self-classifier is a one-page questionnaire, which captures respondent descriptions of health problems on a 5-dimensional classification of mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain and discomfort and anxiety and depression.

The EQ-5D consists of two parts; the Self-Questionnaire, which captures respondent's descriptions of health problems on a 5-dimensional classification of mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/discomfort and anxiety/depression, and the EQ-VAS, which is a 20-centimeter visual analogue scale where the respondent rates her health state today between 0 (worst imaginable) and 100 (best imaginable).

Dissatisfaction with the current situation has been evident throughout the development of DSM-V, and particularly its inclusion of dimensional classification (quantitative approaches to assessment and diagnosis) [ 3] as a step beyond DSM-IV 'chinese menu' diagnosis and categories that do not always fit, toward quantitative assessments of severity and treatment response that are grounded in data.