Test items were studied via Rasch model analyses.
Items are studied mainly through multiple choice questions, dictations, brain training games, quizzes etc.
The life cycle of basic food items was studied in order to discover the reasons for low landfill diversion rates of this material.
When items are studied, the strengths of these items increase, and the distribution of Old item strengths shifts, resulting in two overlapping distributions of strengths that characterize New and Old items.
Following items were studied: year of publication, positive or negative study, location of study, expert team, funding source, conflict of interest, the use of a new device, instruction to the author including STARD statement, impact factor of the journal.
In this work the effect of two important items are studied: the PMT photocathode quantum efficiency and the effect of the bar length of a three-dimensional detection units.
We tested the model with data that distinguish between the number of times two given items were studied (frequency similarity) and the similarity between stimuli (item similarity), which was varied by presenting either landscape photos (high similarity), or photos of everyday objects such as shoes, cars, etc. (low similarity).
Residue analysis was only carried out for thiamethoxam and its metabolite since these were the test items being studied and every effort was made to prevent exposure of colonies to any other pesticides during the exposure period, e.g. through implementation of isolation distances and over-wintering sites.
Unpracticed unrelated items (NRp items) are studied words in categories that are never practiced.
Unpracticed related items (Rp- items) are studied words that are not practiced, but related (by category) to words that were practiced.
