However, for classification purposes, MST proved enjoying as a good classification accuracy as that provided by CAT, with more efficient item bank usage.
For answering a specific research question (e.g. which of two surgical procedures is more efficient?) much less items were sufficient.
In evaluating existing experiments and tests, readers may compare the reported reliability with the efficient reliability and, if there is a large difference, ask why the researchers did not use a more efficient number of items, raters, or retests.
This takes time, so it's more efficient to sell similar items, and items that are easy to photograph and describe.
Two services, for example — Remember the Milk and Jott — are types of electronic crutches intended to help users be more efficient at ticking off items in their daily to-do lists.
Game players are heterogeneous in terms of gaming experience, and experienced game players are more efficient in acquiring virtual items.
That means building tech to make tracking items more efficient for customers (that might come in the form of an actual chatbot at some point, Hill said); building a better search engine for the assistants to find specific pieces for Threads clients; and so on.
There was no evidence to suggest that rehabilitation involved a compensatory increase in activity in the right ventral visual stream as previously proposed (Cohen et al., 2004; Henry et al., 2005); rather, the data support the idea that restoration of function in perilesional tissue around the damaged left ventral visual stream supported more efficient reading of trained items in our patients.
The fact that the slope for up to three items was smaller than that for three to five items is consistent with the idea that the process used to judge small numbers of items was more efficient than the process used for larger numbers of items.
For example, the search is more efficient when a rough item is searched for than when a smooth item is the target (Plaisier et al., 2008).
