Sentence examples for multidimensional considerations from inspiring English sources

Measuring Pro-Poor Targeting may involve complex and multidimensional considerations for identifying poor patients [ 27].

This paper proposes a novel evidence-theory model for multidimensional problems, with consideration of the dependence among evidence variables.

The prognostic scores that are already available do not take into consideration multidimensional parameters (ICU organizational and economic aspects in addition to clinical variables) in evaluating ICU performance [ 38].

Thematic analysis was compatible with the multidimensional approach and theoretical considerations of the research [ 34], and particularly useful for examining data that was previously unexplored.

We propose that the framework of 'biocomplexity' enables such a multidimensional and cross-disciplinary consideration of biofuel production.

This technique is, nowadays, extensively used since it allows decreasing conservatism in the calculation models and performs more realistic simulation and more precise consideration of multidimensional effects under complex transients in NPPs.

This paper describes an integrated concept for the evaluation of network configurations using a discrete-event simulation tool with an integrated Monte-Carlo-Simulation to include dynamics and uncertainty and the PROMETHEE approach for the consideration of multidimensional target systems.

When taking into consideration the multidimensional aspects of cachexia, the prevalence will be lower than if applying weight loss as the sole criterion.

This initial overview section closes with a consideration of multidimensional and time dependant effects by developing a current, clinically relevant update of the morphogenetic fields concept, incorporating a synthesis of the clone theory and the odontogenic homeobox code.

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Table 1 provides information for future top-down [ 2, 25] and bottom-up (e.g., structural equation modeling) studies and can also be used in the design of multidimensional experiments where a priori considerations of statistical power are important.