Sentence examples for continuation items from inspiring English sources
Table 3 summarizes the assessment of concurrent validity for RAD continuation items.
Agreement was slightly higher for discontinuation items relative to continuation items and higher for items covering issues other than efficacy and safety, such as cost, insurance, and social support.
Description: Continuation of 24-137, item 14.
This will mean a continuation of regionally specific items as well as more tailored private-label goods.
Additional methodological limitations of the study are self-reports by teachers, a self-selected sample, limited measurements on the outcome measures of adoption and continuation with a single item and lack of assessment of student outcomes.
Note: this sponsor happens to be HP but this is rare)(The second image is the continuation ans shows which item(s) to select.
Regardless, 2009 saw a continuation of increased levies on items such as tobacco (Rhode Island increased its tax by $1 per pack, up to a national high of $3.46), alcohol (including a 90% increase in the liquor tax in Illinois), and candy and soft drinks (consider, again, Illinois, which will now tax these items at the same rate as general merchandise, instead of the preferential rate for food).
The tests have been live on a small number of queries for several months, and are a continuation of earlier efforts in showcasing items that are on sale by way of Google's product ads.
Importantly, the late effect is not simply a continuation of that seen shortly after item onset; the scalp distributions of the two effects differed.
Data completeness is assured in our software version, as all items must be answered before continuation.
The validity of each RAD item was assessed by categorizing patients into 2 groups based on their RAD response: patients who responded that the reason was 'somewhat important'veryery important', or 'primary' reason for discontinuation (or continuation) versus patients who responded that the item was 'not a reason' for discontinuation (or continuation).
