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The sum of the 4 scores was used to derive a multi-dimensional rating assessment, the global owner score.

A multi-dimensional rating approach was used whenever appropriate (e.g., rating for the presence, correctness, presentation and level of evidence of information).

The primary efficacy end point was the global investigator score (described as a multi-dimensional rating scale), which was the non-weighted sum of the posture, behaviour and pain on palpation/manipulation numerical rating scales (NRS) assessed by the clinician (Table  3).

Different multi-dimensional rating scales have been developed for detecting adolescents with behavioral abnormalities [ 11, 12], and the ones that have been most frequently used include the Achenbach System of Empirically Based Assessment [ 13], Conners' Comprehensive Behavior Rating Scales [ 14], Behavioral Assessment System for Children [ 15], and the Revised Behavior Problem Checklist [ 16].

This research addresses these concerns by considering the effects of missing data when developing a simple indigenous predictive tool for a large cohort of Chinese adolescents to assess their psychological adjustment as measured by several multi-dimensional behavioral rating scales.

Multi-dimensional behavioral rating scales like the CBCL and YSR are available for diagnosing psychosocial maladjustment in adolescents, but these are unsuitable for large-scale usage since they are time-consuming and their many sensitive questions often lead to missing data.

Higher oxygen saturation has been shown in survivors [ 16, 17], but neither SpO2 nor PaO2 was found to be a significant predictor when added to a validated multi-dimensional disease rating that included the body mass index (B), degree of airflow obstruction (O), dyspnoea (D), and exercise capacity (E) (BODE Index) in multivariable analysis [ 15].

So it was a multi dimensional challenge.

Poverty is multi dimensional.

Linear stability studies of complex flows require that efficient numerical methods be devised for predicting growth rates of multi-dimensional perturbations.

Extinction points obtained by microgravity experiments were found to scatter at very low stretch rates where multi-dimensional flames such as ball-like flames and cellular flames were observed, indicating the existence of a flame regime at lower stretch rates leaner than the planar counterflow flame extinction boundary.