First, for outliers, trimmed samples are employed, but trimming is along two dimensions: effect-sizes and size of primary standard errors.
The questions of how oral health is related to quality of life were described in two dimensions: "effects" and "impacts".
The questions of how oral health is related to quality of life was patterned after OHQoL-UK© [ 13, 15, 22, 30, 31] and described in two dimensions "effects" and "impacts".
Motion of pulmonary tumours can be measured in two or three dimensions, effects of respiration on volume and shape can be calculated.
We study, in two dimensions, the effect of misfit anisotropy on microstructural evolution during precipitation of an ordered β phase from a disordered α matrix; these phases have, respectively, 2- and 6-fold rotation symmetries.
In summary, the data of the three measurable dimensions (effect expressed as ARR, validity, and type of expected effectiveness) are subject to complex and hitherto incomprehensible processes which result in a decision concerning public financing.
The initial short version includes four dimensions: side effects, effectiveness of the medication, convenience of use, and general patient satisfaction.
The second complication stems from the relative scarcity of neighboring points in two dimensions and its effect on the density approximation.
It is found that the current method fails to consider such important factors as load redistribution in three dimensions, dynamic effect, and internal force correction.
In Franke's questionnaire, treatment is present in two dimensions called "side effects of corticosteroids" and "increased growth of gums and hair," which are two specific effects of calcineurin inhibitors [ 18].
The problem is modeled in two dimensions, and the effects of seismic loads and of foundation settlements are studied numerically.
