Sentence examples for items extracted from from inspiring English sources

The Dutch "corantos" ("currents of news"), which strung together items extracted from foreign journals, became the sources for English and French translations published in Amsterdam as early as 1620.

It aimed to reach relevant information and enrich profile and context items extracted from social network, obtaining a better understanding of interest issues and their association with correlated interests.

Group differences in current psychosocial functioning were measured by interview prior to participation and by items extracted from the 'Questionnaire about the development of the young adult', a self-report follow up survey completed by the majority of the original cohort (N = 536) around the same time as the current study.

Items extracted from each study were categorised and organised to respect Townsend's definition of deprivation.

The QuickDASH is a single-page PRO with eleven items extracted from the DASH [ 20].

It consists of 11 items extracted from the original 30-item DASH.

An n-gram is a subsequence consisting of n spatially consecutive items extracting from a given sequence [ 38].

The study selection and data collection processes followed were the same as described for Search 1. Data items extracted were adapted from the COSMIN generalizability checklist [ 10].

From the PCA, one-dominant factor (eigenvalue = 3.529 accounting for 70.6% of variance and covariance in the items) was extracted from the scale items.

Data items: The following data items were extracted from the publications: "Which study design was used?" "What are the special needs of a dying elderly person?" Stage three, "expert round": The qualitative matrices were individually presented to four experts on geriatrics and palliative care for critical appraisal.

Reliability was assessed by computing internal consistency using Cronbach's alpha [ 32] and the correlation between the GAD-2 items and those same items extracted as a subscale from the GAD-7.