Sentence examples for items extended from inspiring English sources
New items: Extended and improved module on continuing education Improved questions for skill mismatch.
New items: Extended and improved module on continuing education Improved questions for skill mismatch Cognitive assessment: SOEP basic cognitive skills scale.
There are also items extending the analysis beyond internal partnership relationships to include relational aspects of the partnership with the community and broader society.
While the additional items extend the coverage of the MMSE by assessing additional aspects of cognitive function, i.e. remote memory (date and place of birth) and executive functioning (animal naming, similarities), the additional items are mainly designed for the low end of the ability range rather than the high end.
This item extends by 10 years the time in which communities around the state have more flexibility in incurring debt for much-needed sewage facilities.
The list of prohibited items was extended to include backpacks, duffel bags, laser pointers and camera lenses that extended beyond six inches.
With the Centre's growing experience, the list of legal items gradually extended during the first year.
These data will be used to evaluate the concurrent validity of existing interRAI scales (e.g., Cognitive Performance Scale[ 26], Activities of Daily Living scales [ 27]) and to identify opportunities to develop new scales or refine existing scales by taking advantage of new interRAI items and extended response sets not available in previous versions.
Carries around specific items for extended periods of time.
To define this type, the base class Item is extended and the necessary fields are added to the class.
2) Usage by humans was coded in four broad categories: no use, if fruits are not consumed by humans; local harvesting, if consumption is recorded locally from wild trees in the neighborhood of human settlements; regional plantation, if cultivation of the plant is reported and it represents a frequent food item; and extended use, if the plant species has economic value.
