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multidimensional

Having or involving or marked by several dimensions or aspects.

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Examples for "unidimensional"
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Conclusion: NRSs are applicable for unidimensional assessment of PI in most settings.
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Good fit was achieved with no residual local dependency and a unidimensional metric.
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A unidimensional pattern of findings were found for the GI sample.
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Both measures demonstrated good psychometric properties and were essentially unidimensional.
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Results: Factor analysis evidenced a unidimensional instrument with optimal internal consistency, in all subgroups.
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Usage of multidimensional in inglés
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This masterclass takes a multidimensional approach to movement assessment in clinical practice.
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Secondary outcomes will include adverse events and multidimensional functional and neurological measures.
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Sanitation approaches for these settings remain understudied, particularly regarding multidimensional social-ecological outcomes.
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The multidimensional data were low fused and processed by chemometric classification analysis.
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The multidimensional array syntax is also supported in testing for array membership.
Sed & awk, 2nd edition
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For the severely disturbed and depressed sample, a multidimensional pattern was found.
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The official consultation insisted that income mattered, but a multidimensional approach was necessary.
The Guardian
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The results support investigation of this multidimensional model in OCD genetic linkage studies.
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The use of multidimensional multicontextual relationship quality assessments is highly recommended.
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It is, however, much more complicated, multidimensional and high-risk than that simple evaluation.
The Irish Times
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Pain severity was also assessed monthly using the multidimensional pain inventory short form.
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Nationwide sports injury prevention efforts are complex, requiring a multidimensional approach.
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Consequently, there is a need for multidimensional interventions to achieve adoption.
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These impacts are multidimensional and not always well understood, complicating effective policy response.
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Despite obvious advantages, such weighting imperfectly reflects the multidimensional patterns of post-stroke burden.
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I am very multidimensional and I don't think people saw that on Housewives.
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Multidimensional through the time
Multidimensional across language varieties
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