The phrase "applied to all items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, policies, or conditions that affect every item in a particular context.
Example: "The discount will be applied to all items in the store during the sale."
Alternatives: "pertaining to all items" or "relevant to all items".
He'd always known, technically, about the C.B.P.'s strict confiscation policies, which were posted on bilingual signs and applied to all items classified as either "non-essential" or "potentially lethal".
Existing validation approaches, as the construct representation approach by Embretson (1983), however, require homogenous item sets in the sense that a particular task characteristic can be applied to all items.
It also readjusted sales rates so that a flat-rate 30percentt -- or, in some cases, 31percentt -- discount applied to all items on the site, a Vistaprint discount unmentioned in the Groupon offer.
Each type of MI is considered full if the restrictions apply to all items, and partial if the restrictions apply to most but not all items (Byrne et al. 1989; Steenkamp and Baumgartner 1998).
None of the scales in the MacNew showed more than 12.1% missing values, and all the answer categories apply to all items.
The initial codes from this analysis were derived from the initial patient engagement terms and processes identified for the search and applied to all the articles/items and the worksheets.
10194_2014_1008_MOESM1_ESM.docx Additional file 1 Results of statistical analysis applied to all Medical Outcome Study Scale items: SLPD4: sleep disturbance, SLPSNR1: snoring, SLPSOB1: sleep short of breath or headache, SLPA2: sleep adequacy, SLPS3: sleep somnolence, SLP6: sleep problems index I, SLP9: sleep problems index II, SLPQRAW (sleep quantity -raw). DOCX 44 KB).
Bonferroni correction was applied to all tests on single items within the four WHOQOL-BREF domains in order to correct for the inflating type I error in multiple testing.
This scoring was applied to all 15 of the items detailing different types of exposure to potentially traumatic events during the conflict, for example, being seriously wounded or nearly dead, tortured, engaged in combat, etc. Tremblay and colleagues [ 31] reported high internal consistency of the HTQ Part IV of Cronbach's α = .81 in a sample in the Peruvian highlands.
Codes applied were subsequently rationalised into one 56 item coding frame that was applied to all transcripts, assisted by NVivo software.
We assume that the responses to different test items, applied to the same part, do not affect one another and the same scale invariant item response model applies to all members of the tested population of objects under test (OUTs).
