Sentence examples for items are illustrated from inspiring English sources

Implications and calculation methods of these items are illustrated below.

The PIT should be responsible for identifying all system interfaces down to the level where the highest-level team items are illustrated on the schematic block or N-Square diagram.

Subsequently, two examples of test items are illustrated: Item 1 is assigned to the content area of 'problem definition' and refers to skill 1.2 concerning the conceptual dimension of CCER (cf. Table 1).

The dilemma of a particular kind of moral choice, between two evidently identical items, is illustrated by the celebrated allegory of "Buridan's ass," though the animal mentioned in Buridan's commentary on Aristotle's De caelo ("On the Heavens") is actually a dog, not an ass.

The information provided by each set of items is illustrated by the test curves in Figs. 1 and 2, allowing for an assessment of the ability of each version to reflect the continuum of arithmetic ability displayed in the sample (Hambleton and Swaminathan, 2010).

In Figure 1 the allocation of printed budgets for different items is illustrated for the financial years 2003/04, 2004/05 and 2005/06.

The probability that respondents with a range of levels of functional status can perform the items is illustrated in Figure 2. A histogram of the values of the difficulty parameters (β i ) is given in Figure 3.

The need to check on these items is illustrated in Fig. 3 (page 726): the spinal cord seems in close contact with the ventral dura mater, while the posterior dura is very close to the dorsal aspect of the spinal cord.

Significant associations between sex, age and the particular screening item are illustrated in Table 6, non-significant associations are omitted.

The distributions of CORE-OM All items scores are illustrated in Figure  2 showing the distributions of the Clinical and Non-clinical total samples, and of the students reporting psychological stress or not during the preceding week.

A number of important features of item performance are illustrated in Figure 1.