They described that strong evidence that effectiveness is dependent on five elements: (a) the underlying theory; (b) the social influence model; (c) skills training; (d) training of facilitator students; and (e) multidimensional objectives.
The paper concludes that the accounting model enables an organisation's contribution to the multidimensional objectives of sustainable development to be evaluated, and the implications of this for accounting and the sustainable development agenda are discussed.
In this context, multi-attribute value techniques can be used to synthesize stakeholder preferences because they can accommodate conflicting, multidimensional and incommensurable objectives.
Numerical simulation, as well as multidimensional and multi-objective optimization, was utilized in order to minimize the flowmeter's loss coefficient and the required installation length.
The aim of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of group therapy in patients with functional dysphonia and minor anatomic vocal fold pathologies linked by appearance and history to voice use in an objective and multidimensional manner.
It is a multidimensional concept that includes objective and subjective factors, all domains of life, and individual values [ 15].
A central explanation for the limited number of studies focusing on objective and multidimensional outcome data is that such data are difficult to collect.
Even though successful aging is a multidimensional construct with both objective and subjective dimensions, it invariably includes the absence of disease and disease-related disability along with an active engagement with life [ 6, 7].
