The phrase "a study item that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific topic or object of study within a research or educational context.
Example: "The researchers focused on a study item that examined the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a research topic that" or "an examination subject that".
In present study items that had a high correlation (>0.80) were considered for removal, as well as items that had >5 percent missing data.
These theories indicate that people are best off, as far as learning goes, if they study items that are at an intermediate state of learning.
The resulting differences are frequently cited as evidence that prototype knowledge is used to make categorization decisions using a separate process than episodic memory of the study items that is used to make recognition judgements.
After the results of the field study, items that overlap will be merged or deleted.
There were thus 3 main event types: studied items that attracted a "remember" decision (R items), those that attracted a "know" decision (K items), and those that attracted a "new" decision (forgotten or F items).
The WG, unlike the Simultaneous Monitoring & Guidance, has also studied items that are usually not set in the specification.
Input-bound accuracy refers to the proportion of studied items that are successfully recalled (i.e., the number of correctly recalled items divided by the number of things originally studied).
Sexual activity was measured in the study with an item that used the broad term of having "slept with somebody".
In addition, the qualitative study also extracted an item that reflected the current situation of troubled caregivers whose patients resented receiving public nursing care services, despite having agreed to do so before the services were made available.
This study identified items that could be specific to brain-injured patients and found that the variability of physiologic items was poorly assessed by clinicians.
