Sentence examples for items common to from inspiring English sources
There are also many lexical items common to Baltic and Slavic.
Among the components investigators seized from the couple's house were items common to the manufacture of pipe bombs but also "miniature Christmas tree lamps".
PARIS — Leaf through the school-yard scrapbooks of some British baby boomers and you might find items common to them all, signposts to a distant era when possibility began to supplant privation as the legacy of war.
Although it is still necessary to have a number of persons who complete both tests and/or a number of items common to both tests, all the data are recorded in one file so that a single execution of the Winsteps program is used to simultaneously calculate the difficulty measures and ability measures for all items and persons.
As far as possible we used the same items and response scales for the doctor and consumer surveys (24 items common to both), making minor modifications to the wording of a small number of terms in the consumer survey only to account for different levels of knowledge of medical terminology and concepts.
Each assessment instrument comprises items common to other instruments and specialized items exclusive to that instrument.
The STROBE checklist consists of 22 items; 18 items are common to all three study designs, and 4 items (6a/6b, 12d, 14c and 15) are specific to cohort, case control and cross-sectional studies.
The former produced a 32-item instrument and the latter 36-item measure, with only 20 items being common to both.
Five FRI items are common to the ODI and NDI with the remaining five items being three additional ODI items, one NDI item and a new 'pain' item.
The European CIAD comprised 9 items (3 unique to Europe) while the US measure consisted of 7 items (1 unique to the US) with 6 items being common to both versions.
Only 3 items are common to both scales, and the ECOHIS omits the item pertaining to disrupted sleep, an impact which most parents of ECC-affected children would rate as being important.
