Sentence examples for implemented items from inspiring English sources

In former studies, the length of the measurement intervals varied between 5 and 10 min (Sembill 2003; Seifried 2004b; Kärner 2015) depending on the volatility of the constructs and the number of implemented items.

This measurement interval had proved itself valuable in previous studies of the research group, as, depending on the number of implemented items, it is short enough to capture relevant changes and long enough to prevent too much disruption of the lesson.

First, it was noticed that the most well-known and already most researched (and implemented) items, namely a decent electronic medical record (including ICPC coding, and alert overkill) [ 11] and telephone accessibility, were perceived to be highly important and to have been widely implemented.

These items track whether firmsA score of 1 point was awarded for each implemented item.

We developed a questionnaire by implementing items previously utilised in the literature applying a conceptual framework based on the theory of reasoned action (TRA).

As a direct comparison of user-based LWMF, we also implement item-based LWMF, which only considers items to select the anchor points and lets all users into the sub-matrix.

However, at the time of follow-up data collection, several sites had partially implemented action items and their efforts to complete implementation were ongoing.

In order to provide measures of representing the problem (PR), we implemented static items with multiple-choice options, in which students had to complete concept maps or tables with different formats of structural representations of chemical substances.

In RUMM2030, the software used in the current study, Smith's test of unidimensionality is implemented whereby items loading positively and negatively on the first principal component of the residuals are used to make two independent person estimates (in this case of well-being), and these are contrasted through a series of independent t-tests [ 42].

We implemented single-item measures in order to minimise the risk of causing reactivity and reactance.

Until now, no study has calculated the total amount of carbon emissions that would be slashed via these measures, the likelihood that people will undertake them, and how many households have already implemented each item, says human ecologist Edward Vine of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, California, who was not involved in the research.