Sentence examples for item in the study from inspiring English sources

If a participant can encode every item in the study array, he or she can always detect a change and correctly reject non changes.

†As in Kahana and Sekuler (2008), at lag 1 the forgetting rate was set to 1, so there were only parameters for the forgetting rate at lags 2 and 3. Lag refers to the distance between the probe item and the study-list item: The study item with lag 1 is the last item in the study list, the study item with lag 2 is the middle item, and the study item with lag 3 is the first item in the study list.

Self-referrals which is reported to be an important causal factor [ 21] was not included as an item in the study because virtually all diagnostic imaging in Norway are referred from non-radiologist to radiologists, and performed in radiology departments or radiological institutes [ 4].

Thus, the number of constituent items in the study of Matsuda and Gobel was larger than that of Cheng et al. (1999).

The questionnaires which provided responses for more than 80% of the items in the study were included in the analysis.

The discussion was guided by a facilitator who followed the items in the study guide and encouraged open discussions.

aResults are expressed as the mean ± SD of the participants consuming different frequencies of each food items in the study period.

One set was used as study items in the study phase and as target items to be recognized later in the test phase, and the other set was used as distracters in the test phase.

The minimum age for study participation was fixed at age 8 years so as to ensure appropriate responses for each of the items in the study questionnaire could be generated.

In constructing the scale, we excluded the indicators "mango farm", "Corn mill machine/tractor" and "Factory" due to extremely low ownership of these items in the study population (both rural/urban and in regions).

Using this modified questionnaire, we condensed scores to a simple agree, don't know, or disagree code similar to scoring used for attitude items in the Study of Women Across the Nation SWANN) (Sommer et al 1999).