Sentence examples for retention of items from inspiring English sources

In such studies parietal involvement in distracter filtering seems to be unnecessary since irrelevant items had been eliminated before reaching parietal cortex which is responsible for retention of items in WM [4] [5].

Inter-rater agreement on the exclusion and retention of items was 93% (i.e., agreement on 29 out of 32 items).

Significant changes were made at each stage of the process (Table 2) to ensure inclusion and retention of items with face validity and good performance characteristics.

The metasummary findings support retention of items related to pain and symptom management, siblings, and bereavement care; however, additional work is required to re-work these items to develop subscales in the future.

Item response theory analyses of the revised scales did not reveal any poorly performing items, and inspection of the contribution of each item to the respective scale total-information plots supported the proposed scale structure and the retention of items.

In a second round, all ambiguous items or proposals driven by comments of the first round and concerning exclusion, aggregation or retention of items, together with any new potential items identified from the first round, will be included in the second survey.

These findings suggest that the improvements in performance were not based on the acquisition of a strategy design to respond to more items or on the retention of item-specific information, but rather, the improvement reflected learning, something common to the types of items found in the APM.

The results of this study support the retention of Item 10 The thought of harming myself has occurred to me, despite previous factor analytic studies which led to its exclusion.

Although item 2 (I know my way around this community) showed only fair agreement between the two measurements, retention of item 2 did not impair the overall reliability of the instrument.

Small variations were observed in difficulty parameters, due to the retention of discriminative items in factor analysis (i. e. the most informative items to classify subjects).

For example, the MTL was found to be active in retention of multiple items over brief delays but not in the case of a single item (Axmacher et al., 2007).