The phrase "aims items" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to objectives or goals related to specific items, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project aims items that are essential for our success."
Alternatives: "targets items" or "focuses on items".
'Back to sleep' campaigns encouraging supine sleep positions have not affected the age at emergence of gross motor abilities as measured by AIMS items.
The sequence and age at emergence of AIMS items has remained similar over 20 years and current normative values remain valid.
To explore the four possibilities, a logistic regression method was used to place AIMS items on the age scale for each of the two occasions.
Pin and colleagues [ 42] demonstrated the sensitivity of the AIMS items to differences in preterm infant motor development that typically result in lower scores for preterm than for full term infants [ 32].
Logistic regression was used to place AIMS items on an age scale representing the age at which 50% of the infants passed an item on the contemporary data set and the original data set.
In the original normative study, the 58 AIMS items were placed in one of three age groups representing their ages of emergence: 22 weeks or less (19 items), 23 to 36 weeks (19 items), and 37 weeks and older (20 items).
Data: http://www.mrldatabase.com/ The FDA selects import shipments for screening using a "focused sampling" method, which aims to target items at highest risk of exceeding residue tolerances.
We evaluated instruments in terms of their aim, items identification and selection, domain development, test-retest reliability, internal consistency, validity and responsiveness.
In order to achieve this aim, item banks were developed from currently used questionnaires.
During aim two, items in the "Produce" and "Snacks" sections will have their Nutrition Facts Panels displayed in either red or green font.
AIM-C items regarding behavioral issues were generally improved over the course of the study.
