The lack of an independent reference test is a common problem in studies that seek to validate the diagnostic application of new '-omics' based technologies and it contributed to difficulties in the application of the QUADOMICS items that refer to the reference standard.
This installation, which also contains a display cabinet full of items that refer to Japan, was originally made for the midtown Manhattan branch of the Whitney Museum.
The policy bars students and faculty members from possessing any written material that is racially divisive or creates ill will or hatred, including items that refer to the Ku Klux Klan, Aryan Nation, white supremacy and black power.
Thirteen items that referred to acceptance of unfamiliar food were selected out of 25 items tested in an earlier stage.
This self-administered scale consists of 40 items that refer to beliefs or causes related to events of daily life, for example, to catch a cold, get good grades in school and be scolded for doing something.
This survey incorporates some initial questions (sex, age, university where the students are studying and the degrees currently studied) and 33 items that refer to various SRL strategies that may be performed using technologies.
A major problem in evaluating complex scenarios is the strong local dependence of the items that refer to the same scenario, and the corresponding LID is known to bias the reliability, item difficulty estimates, as well as variance and covariance estimates, as has been shown by many authors (see, e.g., Brandt 2012; Sireci et al. 1991; Wainer et al. 2007; Yen 1993).
Two items that refer to ordinal rating scores were omitted.
For example, many psychopathology scales have only items that refer to relatively rare symptoms.
Intrinsic job satisfaction includes 12 items that refer to activity, ability utilization, achievement, and so forth.
