Sentence examples for item in research from inspiring English sources

Purposeful public involvement in health and medical research has been an emerging agenda item in research governance processes in many economically developed nations for over a decade.

Of the 38 items, 13 were similar to items used in research on epistemological attitude (Schommer, 1990) and attitude toward science.

The respondents were offered a list of three items (research outputs) and their responses to a single five-level Likert item in this research paper are treated as ordinal data: patents (ST1), industrial applications (ST2) and utilization of project results at national level (ST3).

The negative side effect of expansion of the car fleet can be reduced by effective policy design, which is a major priority item in the research agenda of transportation and environmental economists in China.

The museum houses some 20 million items in its research and display collections.

These sorts of things are rarely reprinted when manga are published in anthologies, and it's only through the happenstance of leafing through the original materials that I've found some of the most interesting items in my research.

In this paper we chose to use the four items identical to the items in the research version.

These five single-item descriptions were also successfully used as single personality items in prior research (Bernard, Walsh, & Mills, 2005).

Apart from studying the psychometric properties with classical test theory, cognitive testing and the use of item response theory (i.e. differential item functioning) would be appropriate to test the validity of items in future research.

4 To the best of our knowledge, no study has investigated the completeness of reporting of Korean RCTs based on CONSORT and STRICTA checklist items in acupuncture research fields, although acupuncture is regularly practised in Korea and many clinical trials assessing the effects of acupuncture have been published in the Korean language.

Cronbach alpha also known as coefficient alpha [ 5], hereafter denoted by C α, has been very widely used to quantify the internal consistency and reliability of items in clinical research and beyond [ 6] although internal consistency and reliability are not exchangeable psychometric concepts in general.