Sentence examples for purpose item from inspiring English sources

Also, the GEPT-A only included one author purpose item compared to many inference items and author purpose items in the iBT.

Table 1 Summary of AGREE II structure and detailed list of items within each domain (from reference 15) Domain 1. Scope and purpose Item 1 The overall objective(s) of the guideline is (are) specifically described Item 2 The health question(s) covered by the guideline is (are) specifically described Item 3 The population (patients, public, etc).

Accordingly to this purpose, item 8 was modified in a way to provide examples corresponding to both men and women in their daily activities.

In other words, South Africans were more inclined to find both the non-reversed, non-negated statement "My life has a clear sense of purpose" (item 4) and the reversed, negated statement "My life has no clear purpose" (item 9) true.

For this purpose, items from various home literacy environment questionnaires were collected and 67 items from five dimensions (physical environment, parent literacy habits, child literacy habits, parent-child interaction for language, and literacy activities and parental beliefs).

The AGREE II protocol consist of 23 different items organised in 6 domains: domain 1 = "Scope and Purpose" (items 1 3); domain 2 = "Stakeholder Involvement" (items 4 6); domain 3 = "Rigor of Development" (items 7 14); domain 4 = "Clarity of Presentation" (items 15 17); domain 5 = "Applicability" (items 18 21); domain 6 = "Editorial Independence".

For this purpose, items that are well calibrated on a respective metric (for example, physical function) are needed.

More than half the respondents 'agreed' or 'strongly agreed' with 67%% of the lay understanding items, 86 % if the purpose items, and 100%% of the benefits items.

Scope and purpose (items 1 3): These items are concerned with the overall aim of the guideline, the specific clinical questions and the target patient population.

As there were no validated measures that served that purpose, items were identified based on patient reports, literature review, and expert consensus from a team of gastroenterologists, gynecologists, and clinical psychologists.

Each questionnaire comprised three or four sections to depict how helpful each of the features of the brief/dialogue were, how well the brief/dialogue achieved its intended purpose, items based on theory of planned behaviour constructs, and questions about respondents' professional experiences.