Sentence examples for reference to items from inspiring English sources

In accordance with the findings of Iversen et al. (2010) when evaluating the IKDC in children, children perceived the directions for the KOOS to be cumbersome and unclear for example, missed nuances regarding certain items, uncertainty regarding which knee certain items were referring to, time frame and lexical issues, and reference to items that were not relevant to the children's lifestyle.

And the I.G. report makes frequent reference to items that were classified at various levels of secrecy, including information at the "top secret" and "code word" levels, meaning that they came from a source so sensitive only individuals with a particular code-word clearance were allowed to know about them.

With reference to item (a), two friction compensation schemes are presented; one of them uses both the reference and the actual velocities, whereas the other employs only the actual velocity.

Suppliers/Manufacturers should indicate which products they are interested to quote, by email to Mrs Karin Martinussen at [email protected]  with clear reference to item(s) code (where available).

Among those that did mention the development of the questionnaire, often absent was a reference to item reduction and instrument pre-testing.

With reference to item No. 3 in the questionnaires, words and sentences expressed by the patients were coded as positive or negative concepts.

The research psychiatrist will also assess each patient for suicide risk, clinically and with reference to item 10 on the MADRS and question A3G on the MINI.

The OHS-PCS did reach the notional ceiling effect postoperatively, but a best score on this subscale appears (with reference to item content) to reflect the absence of pain.

With reference to item No. 3, the patients followed by group care expressed a wider and more articulated range of concepts associated with the care received (T1DM = 210, T2DM = 356) than those seen by usual care (T1DM = 152, T2DM = 314).

"But we learned she prefers a sale, at times she loves a coupon, and always, she needs a reference price," he said, referring to items like "compare to" prices on price tags.

But the warrant shown to Dr. Lee that day made no reference to specific items sought, simply noting they were detailed in an affidavit which the government had asked a judge to seal on national security grounds and would not show Dr. Lee or his lawyers at the time.