Sentence examples for in selected items from inspiring English sources

The observed significant correlations (P < 0.05) between changes in selected items of observer based and self-report rating scales compared to baseline and changes in laboratory parameters compared to baseline are summarized in Table  2.

Due to the volume of content received, human users must typically skim their timeline of received content and exercise judgement in selecting items for consumption, necessitating a selection process based on heuristics and content meta-data.

The first possibility is that location has a special role in selecting items from memory, similar to attentional selection in visual perception (Bundesen, 1991; Nissen, 1985; Tsal & Lavie, 1988, 1993).

But because online shoppers are demanding more help in selecting items and choosing merchants they can trust, it has little choice but to intervene.

They also predict that the working memory deficits observed in schizophrenia involve many cortical and subcortical areas and result from a problem in selecting items in working memory which are stored in basal ganglia-thalamocortical loops.

Furthermore, in selecting items for the SOS-V we used literature, expert opinions and the target population.

PROMIS was developed in order to give researchers flexibility in selecting items or domains that are relevant to the disease of interest.

Neither of the methods has proved superior to the other in selecting items to describe quality of life in specific health conditions [ 31].

Second, peer review aided in selecting items and issues for publication based on the relevance and potential significance to the journal's audience.

The User's Guide includes both the alphabetical listing of the taxonomy items found in Table  3 of this piece and another listing of the taxonomy items grouped into categories of similarity to assist a user in selecting items.

In selecting items for inclusion in the instrument we were guided by the panellists' ratings and our wish to keep the questionnaire manageable, i.e. not too long, for prospective users.