Sentence examples for found no items from inspiring English sources
Calculations of correlation coefficients between PIT and DIT scores found no items to be significantly correlated.
Evaluation of the loadings in the factor structure matrix found no items with weak loadings.
The aircraft was allowed to continue on its journey to the US on Sunday morning after an overnight police search found no suspicious items.
We found no new items related to oral rehabilitation because no participant provided free-text comments, supporting content validity of the LORQv3.
In all domains, particularly the social functioning domain for both self- and proxy-reports, the majority of school children with the higher QoL score found no corresponding items suggesting that the school children in our sample had a higher QoL score than the average difficulty of the PedsQLTM 4.0 items, and they could not be well targeted by the items.
Owen and Froman [ 16] randomly administered 100 items to 114 undergraduate students as either five-option items or three-option items and found no significant differences in either item discrimination or difficulty.
Finally, although we found no evidence of item bias across the country groups examined, our sample did not allow for single country comparisons.
In the initial development it was found that no items on somatic symptoms could be included to the instrument because these items did not fit the model and violated the unidimensionality assumption of the scale [ 20].
On 24 May 2011, the ESA publicly declared the design to be feasible, having found "no impediments or critical items" in the proposal.
A two-way ANOVA (Probe by Location or Color × Serial Position) revealed no significant main effects of condition [ F 1, 7) = 0.8, p =.43], so we found no difference between whether items that were probed by color or location.
It was not surprising that the cognitive interviews with proxies found no need for major item revisions to accommodate the adaption of the child self-report items to a proxy-report format.
