Sentence examples for items to develop from inspiring English sources
The more men and women you recruit, the quicker your interactive vocabulary expands, adding a new decoy, type of camouflage, upgrade to your helicopter or piece of hardware with which to take out a tank (there are hundreds of these weapons and items to develop).
We used this ratio and three other readily available items to develop the MyeloScore, which performed well in predicting neurological outcomes.
Secondly, we used these items to develop a short, one-page questionnaire in collaboration with the Patient and Carer Support Group and Research Forum, and thirdly, we did a cross-sectional postal survey of 125 patients who had had a temporary tracheostomy as part of free tissue reconstruction between January 2013 and July 2015.
Collected views were used to revise items to develop comprehensiveness, feasibility, and understandability of the tool.
We used these items to develop a short summary measure that we named the Oxford Patient Involvement and Experience (OxPIE) scale.
The metasummary findings support retention of items related to pain and symptom management, siblings, and bereavement care; however, additional work is required to re-work these items to develop subscales in the future.
Some institutions have turned to interventions like reducing their use of materials, recycling what they do use, and donating leftover but still usable items to developing nations.
In our study we collected qualitative data in addition to performing CVI analysis, so that we could more easily interpret the reasons why items were performing poorly, and this helped us to improve items and to develop new items.
That is, VWM precision for a singly encoded item continues to develop between age 7 and 13 years.
This initial study applied systematic modern item-assessment methods to develop the PROMIS Physical Function item bank.
These items were used to develop the MyeloScore equation: ([0.47 × I/T-G ratio] + [0.023 × age in years]) − 1.26 if initial VF/VT − 1.1 if bystander-initiated CPR.
