The phrase "adequate item" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an item that meets the necessary requirements or standards for a particular purpose.
Example: "The report included an adequate item for each category, ensuring all aspects were covered."
Alternatives: "satisfactory item" or "sufficient item".
Two items were therefore included in the subtest, and their association with the remaining items was investigated, resulting in adequate item fit.
Berrypicking can be though of as covering points (2) ("retrieval of items that cannot be explicitly described but will be recognized once retrieved" and (3) (serendipitous discovery) of Toms's ways of information retrieval [1]: the bit-at-a-time retrieval could aim at rediscovering a specific item or at serendipitously exploring items until an adequate item is found.
We assume that competence, as a cognitive disposition, influences the solution of domain-specific situations and tasks, so it is therefore reasonable to deduce back from the solving of authentic situations to cognitive structures through adequate item design and psychometric procedures (e.g., Wilson [2008]; Shavelson [2008]).
We scored the quality for each RCT by assigning one point for each adequate item.
The HABC-Monitor exhibits good data quality, including adequate item and scale score variability and low missing data rates.
The questionnaire was developed on a broad theoretical and empirical basis, and its evaluation indicates very good psychometric properties with adequate item characteristics, satisfactory reliability, and good validity.
In IEA's goldmines of educational data, there may be other adequate items and countries that researchers and other interested parties can use to shed more light on these and other salient issues regarding students' self-assessment.
For the US version, multitrait analyses were performed which also showed adequate item-internal and item-discriminant validity for the majority of items [ 17].
In view of these results and acknowledging an adequate item-factor specification as conveyed by the interim E/CFA, a bifactor model was fitted to examine the existence of a general factor, yet still accounting for (conditional on) the three specific factors (Table 1, Model D).
The cold chain will be improved with adequate items.
We assigned risk-of-bias categories in accordance with the number of adequate items of NOS that were judged in each study: assessing the following categories: low risk of bias (six to eigt adequate items), medium risk of bias (four to five adequate items), high risk of bias (fewer than four adequate items), very high risk of bias (no description of methods).
