Sentence examples for items analyzed in from inspiring English sources

We developed the items analyzed in this paper during construction and validation of the Daphne Assessment of Natural Selection (DANS), which was developed following the Stanford Educational Assessment Laboratory (SEAL) assessment design process (Ayala et al. 2002; Ruiz-Primo et al. 2001).

In reading the data provided by USFWS, I found it very interesting that out of 1,618 prey items analyzed in 679 owl pellets, only 82 storm-petrels were found.

Among the three target items analyzed in this study, feelings of Gratitude as well as Awe correlated most strongly with Religious practices.

Factors were extracted via the unweighted least squares factor method because it does not require that the matrix of correlation estimates be positive definite, and because, given the large number of items analyzed in this study, it is computationally more feasible than alternative estimation methods [ 28, 29].

Second, because the cross-sectional design of the study and all of the items analyzed in the logistic regression analysis came from information at the time of survey, the analysis can only provide evidence of statistical association between those items and sexual coercion, and cannot show cause-effect relationships.

Second, because the cross-sectional design of the study and all of the items analyzed in the logistic regression analysis came from information at the time of survey, the analysis can only provide evidence of statistical association between those items and the child death and cannot show cause-effect relationships.

This was not unexpected because one or more pyrethroids were detected in 52% of the 260 food items analyzed for pesticides in the 1999 2001 Total Diet Study by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA 2001).

A total of 77 specific pesticides were detected from market basket samples of 2240 TDS food items analyzed by FDA in 2004 and 2005.

For 30 of the seafood items analyzed and included in the Seafood Hg Database, mean values exceeded the U.S. EPA human health criterion of 0.3 ppm in at least 30% of the observations across studies.

In particular, physicians significantly improved in 12/28 post-test items analyzed by McNemar's test and in 7/12 by Bonferroni's adjustment.

Notably, PCA is based on a kind of grouping of the items analyzed according to their similarity in terms of correlation.