Sentence examples for extend item from inspiring English sources

We elected not to extend item 5 (objectives), although we would encourage trialists to report the purpose of the trial in relation to the decisions that it is intended to inform and in which settings; we have included this recommendation in connection with the extension of item 2 (background).

We propose a novel stability theorem via establishing an extending item on the basis of the stability theorem of fractional nonlinear systems without delay, and prove the theorem by utilizing the function monotonous properties and the stability theorem of fractional linear system without delay.

The ATS uses an extended item version of the AUDIT questionnaire adopted in previous 'Screening and Brief Alcohol Intervention in Primary Care (SIPS)' trials; to allow exploration of higher levels of alcohol consumption in addition to the standard AUDIT scoring system [ 39, 40].

— As a nearly three-hour practice held first in searing heat and then under foreboding skies adjourned, the Atlanta Falcons linebackers trudged over to a phalanx of autograph seekers who extended items of various shapes, sizes and pliability to be signed.

Once listed users are able to obtain a valuation for the item, buy (or extend) the items warranty, purchase insurance, sell the item on eBay and even donate am item to a worthy cause.

Therefore, an interesting further development would be to extend the item-level measure of test-taking disengagement to a sequential measure considering sequences of items.

Bear in mind, the cover does not extend to items paid for with credit card cheques.

Schoeneman's occasional attempts at social critique — for instance, the observation that very thin girls may be on Ritalin — come off more like life-style tips, and the novel's many veiled references to actual people make it read something like an extended blind item.

The extended 10 item scale was again reviewed and confirmed by the expert panel.

Summative assessment of knowledge is undertaken through an end-of-year examination comprising single best answer questions and extended matching item questions in a similar format to the MRCS examination.

A priori algorithm is a "bottom up" approach, where frequent gene subsets are extended one item at a time (i.e., candidate generation) and groups of candidates are tested against the data.