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The POS is a multidimensional scale that shows good psychometric properties.

The FSFI is a brief (19-item) multidimensional scale that has been found reliable and valid for assessing sexual function in women.

The first study of KMC in preterm neonates, with restricted age of 32 36 weeks gestational age, had significant decreases in scores of a multidimensional scale that also included behavioral and physiological components [ 34].

Each horse received a clinical score according to a multidimensional scale that has several categories, including weight, evidence of muscle atrophy, weakness, short strides, trembling, recumbency, feet under body, sweating, head hanging, muscle fasciculation, shifting, tail slack, and collapse.

Given the absence of stroke-specific measures in the subdomains of family support and treatment satisfaction, the development is necessary of a more comprehensive multidimensional scale that evaluates all facets of the health status in patients with stroke.

The MDS-MAP uses the multidimensional scaling that produces a solution with the distance estimations to all other nodes.

In their paper titled "Environmental sound perception: metadescription and modeling based on independent primary studies" N. Misdariis et al. apply methodologies usually used to study timbre of music to analyze various car sounds, with the goal of finding descriptors (obtained by application of multidimensional scaling) that might be useful for content-based indexing and retrieval of such sounds.

These questionnaires typically comprise multidimensional scales that assess different aspects of parent satisfaction or experiences with such services.

In veterinary medicine the use of multidimensional scales that take into consideration the observation of behavior and the response to palpation of the wound is considered a good method to subjectively evaluate analgesia and classify it.

As reported by M. D. Lee in [ 38], although there are at least two variants [ 39, 40] of the multidimensional scaling that attempt to determine automatically the number of dimensions of the spatial representation they derive, there is not a rigorous and principled basis for this determination.

The Health Service Quality Scale is a multidimensional hierarchical scale that is based on interdisciplinary approach.