Sentence examples for explore items from inspiring English sources

Students and scholars could curate and interact with customised collections of content relevant to them, explore items using maps or timelines, or use the data to analyse relations of influence between authors and texts.

The G-MAP was then administered to 16 subjects with brain injury and 15 subjects with schizophrenia to explore items relevance, face validity and internal consistency.

Knowing more about recommendation networks would give website operators the possibility to assess the effects of recommendations and help to produce recommendations that make it easier for users to discover and explore items.

Just as the evaluation of recommender systems has been shifting from accuracy-based measures towards diversification, coverage and time-dependent evaluations, we believe that our method helps push the frontier of recommendation algorithms towards producing recommendations that make it easier for users to discover and explore items.

The game features extensive levels to explore, items to collect, power-ups that enhance characters health and weaponry, towering bosses to defeat, and devastation on a massive scale.

To translate the Iowa Infant Feeding Scale (IIFAS) into Spanish, to test its psychometric properties, and to explore item reduction for the Spanish version.

There are, therefore, arguments for continuing to gather data on the 14 item scale (given the seven item scale is embedded) to examine measurement of mental well-being at the ordinal level, to explore item bias in different samples, and to further analyse potential dimensionality.

Bryan-Wilson explores items as varied as the Cockettes' drag-queen costumes, Chilean arpilleras that documented Pinochet's dictatorship, and the ideological rifts occasioned by the AIDS quilt.

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.

Overall, the level of knowledge of interviewed dentists, proved quite satisfactory whether old or new to the practice of the profession, whether in the public or private sector with disparities between different explored items.

The K-SADS-PL results of the cases that were classified inconsistently by the two measures were explored item by item.