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One way of doing this was to exploit the feudal system, and kings adopted the French feudal aid model, a levy of money imposed on feudal subordinates when necessary; another method was to exploit the scutage system, in which feudal military service could be transmuted to a cash payment to the king.

The resultant rankings for the problems are compared with the results of fuzzy axiomatic design approach and the interval target-based MULTIMOORA method and its subordinate parts.

The dominance theory was employed as a tool for consolidation of subordinate rankings of the MULTIMOORA method (Brauers et al. 2011; Brauers and Zavadskas 2011, 2012).

The third subordinate rank of the MULTIMOORA method, i.e., the full multiplicative form rank, was incorrectly called the MULTIMOORA ranking in their study.

The dominance theory was proposed as a tool for ranking subordinate alternatives with the MULTIMOORA method (Brauers and Zavadskas 2011, 2012).

It came to a big surprise that immune reactions turned out a subordinate problem with this novel method.

Preference degree-based ranking lists for subordinate parts of the extended MULTIMOORA method are generated by calculating the relative degrees of preference for the arranged assessment values of the biomaterials.

After normalization stage, the algorithm is divided into three branches related to subordinate parts of the interval target-based MULTIMOORA method and finally the final ranking list is calculated by integration of subordinate rankings.

The ranks of the subordinate parts of the crisp target-based MULTIMOORA method are integrated into the final ranking using the theory of dominance (Hafezalkotob and Hafezalkotob 2015).

The novelties of our paper comparing the study of Karande and Chakraborty (2012a) are as follows: First, they did not calculate the final ranking of the MULTIMOORA method and only reported the three subordinate ranks.

This difference could result in a method-related underestimation of the significance of "subordinate" factors.