Sentence examples for built on items from inspiring English sources

Deficits in social interaction were built on items 1 (blunted affect) and 3 (poor rapport) of PANSS negative subscale, combined with item 44 (never feeling close to another person) of Brief Symptom Inventory (Derogatis & Melisaratos, 1983).

Wardrobe basics are essential to be able to build on with more on trend items.

The agenda for the 2017 conference built on action items emerging from that conversation.

The exhibition builds on existing items related to Winfrey that have been on display since the museum's opening in September 2016.

Our business model is built on taking nonrecyclable waste items — such as chip bags and cigarette butts — and making them recyclable by creating national collection and solution systems.

The test score for economic knowledge and skills was analysed and built on the basis of item response theory (IRT) using the software program "ConQuest" (Wu et al. 2007).

Currently, the fast fashion sector is built on supply chains delivering bulk items quickly, with styles and inventory being created weekly.

A perceived school environment scale (6 items) was built on PA-related school aspects that were identified in a systematic review [ 39].

In other words, they worked from a drawing board design - it can also be detected in jewellery of the period - to create a geometrical model, which could be prefabricated like an IKEA item and built on site as a monumental piece of architecture.

Houses built on sand Correction: Standard & Poor's Reprints Related items Bank investors: FundamentalismSep 13th 2007 ABN AMRO: Braveheart twoMay 31st 2007That doubt exists primarily because of the impact of market turbulence on all the bidders (see chart).

Houses built on sand Correction: Standard & Poor's Reprints Related items Currencies: Another shoe to dropSep 13th 2007A better way to think of gold may be as a currency that moves in the opposite direction to the dollar.