Sentence examples for item feature from inspiring English sources

Nehm and Ha ([2011]) subsequently investigated item feature effects and discussed the influence of the item context.

Perceived item feature significance is associated with the types of cognitive resources that are used to solve evolutionary problems.

Sensory vs. non-sensory features are an example of this permutation; these two classes of phenotypic traits are in fact not subject to different evolutionary or selective processes, and yet some experts judged this item feature as salient and characteristic of different item groupings.

Recognition of this superficial item feature was not, however, associated with problem solving success or failure; experts who recognized this superficial sort rule were good problem solvers, whereas novices who recognized this superficial feature as salient were typically poor problem solvers.

To measure the performance of turkers, we utilized the control item feature of MTurk wherein some HITs with known or gold answers are inserted after every few new HITs.

In biology, Nehm and Ha (2011) demonstrated a significant impact of item feature on students' evolutionary reasoning; for example, students were more likely to use core principles of natural selection when explaining trait gain and less likely to do so when explaining trait loss.

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A stable SVR model can handle the user features and the item features to a deviation.

Finally, novices generated many unique sort rules characteristic of literal item features and naïve biological concepts.

Evolution experts and novices perceive different item features to be of significance when classifying evolutionary problems.

The second permutation links the recognition of deep item features with successful scientific problem solving.