Sentence examples for relevance items from inspiring English sources

The pre/postunit changes on the two relevance items were not significant.

Based on the level of agreement (i.e. relevance), items were either kept, eliminated, altered or added in order to gain consensus in the next round.

Although in almost all the studies the clinically relevant outcomes were measured and reported (31 of 32; clinical relevance item 3), in less than one-third of the studies (10/32) the description of patients and intervention (clinical relevance items 1 and 2) was sufficiently detailed.

These were reviewed, first to discard those of limited importance or relevance (item reduction), then to bring together any that were essentially similar (refinement), and finally to sort survivors into themes.

One relevance item, "I am interested in how science knowledge can guide ethical decision making," showed little change preunit (mean = 5.19) to post-unit (mean = 5.06).

Manson [ 14] discusses adaptation of instrument items in terms of comprehensibility (meaning of item is evident), acceptability (item is not offensive), relevance (item relates to the underlying construct) and completeness (item fully covers equivalents between cultures).

The second relevance item on the pre/postunit surveys, "I think it is important for people in our society to learn about science," showed high preunit scores (mean = 5.76) that changed little postunit (mean = 5.86).

Analysis of relevance of items as computed with the Item-CVI resulted in inclusion of 24 items.

When the time decay is fast (β is large) the relevance of items quickly tends to zero for every item.

One way of improving the relevance of items to a population is to individualise either items or the whole scale to the individual.

Both the statistical results and clinical relevance of items were also taken into account prior to an item's deletion.