Sentence examples for literature items from inspiring English sources

All 193 grey literature items were retained for final analysis.

Various gray literature items such as unpublished reports, conference proceedings and reports were not included in the search results.

Upon review of the literature, items considered to conflict with actual clinical practice by 3 or more of the 4 researchers were revised or deleted.

The approach to the development of the Pregnancy and Postnatal Well-being in T1DM Transition questionnaires was based on a four-stage pre-testing process; systematic overview of literature, items development, piloting testing of questionnaire and refinement of questionnaire.

35 36 Whether narrowly focused or broad, precisely stated review objectives are critical as they help define other components of the review process such as the eligibility criteria (item 6) and the search for relevant literature (items 7 and 8).

Items 1 and 2 relate to step 1 (asking the answerable question), items 3 and 4 relate to step 2 (searching the literature), items 5 11 relate to step 3 (critical appraisal) and items 12 15 relate to step 4 (applying the evidence to the patient scenario).

In the literature, item-level RT distributions involving both solution behavior and rapid-guessing behavior usually have a bimodal shape (Lee and Chen [2011]).

We define small-scale studies to be those for which the corresponding literature item (e.g. article) reports fewer than 10 PPIs (counts based on our in-house database).

Secondly the content of these measures relies either on literature, item reduction using item pool and expert panels [ 7, 8, 10, 14], although it is generally recommended that the content of self-reported measures of well-being and quality of life be developed in the end-user [ 15, 16].

We searched the published literature for items in English language articles.

The first factor, which we name Decoding Primary Literature, includes items that refer to scientific language and scientific literature, and indicates the respondent's feelings about reading primary scientific literature.