Sentence examples for sensible items from inspiring English sources

It is possible to distinguish and compare these sensible items by means of understanding, but the data themselves are available only through experience i.e., the sensation of things and reflection upon thought and mental activities, feelings, and desires.

Finally, although my kit included sensible items such as a satellite telephone, a sheaf of high-denomination dollar bills and a pouch of sterile needles, I was still unaccompanied.

For example, for all sensible items, A is tall relative to some B and short relative to some C.

As an example of the latter, he mentions questions about the ontological status of genera and species whether they exist or depend on thought; and if they exist, whether they are bodies or incorporeal; and if the latter, whether they are sensible items or exist separately from such.

On the other hand, any items that showed high intercorrelations (r > 0.7) [6] were examined and the least clinically sensible item was excluded, as theoretically items that correlated too highly are measuring the same underlying dimension [8].

It was additionally noted when the participants 'struggled' to answer an item (e.g. rereading the item several times, or questioning how sensible the item was), even when they finally arrived at a correct response.

Neither study inspected the mean item values, nor any additional MSA diagnostics, to establish if there was a sensible hierarchy of items in the subscales and neither study considered the possibility, despite the nature of some of the items in the SF-36 (to be considered below), of their being violations of LSI.

Therefore, it is not sensible to eliminate items for further analyses only because statistical DIF exists (Spoden et al. 2015; Zumbo 1999).

This glaring example of more PR-before-policy stands among some other sensible, if unambitious, items.

This was seen as a problem when the item was considered to be vague and led some participants to discuss how sensible some of the items were, and left them to have to decide what the most appropriate response would be C15: How available to you is the information that you need in your day-to-day life?

For this reason, comparison of discrimination of scales is sensible because they contain items with a number of different answer options.