Sentence examples for targeted items from inspiring English sources
Japan subsidized its manufacture, targeted items of export, closed its market and sold the targeted export at cost, making up the profit in the closed domestic market.
Lewis says he targeted items that were up to 17% cheaper at Aldi and Lidl.
Heavily targeted items include baby formula, power tools, denim and DVDs.
The disease specific component of KDQOL-SFTM 1.3 includes 43 kidney disease targeted items.
Concept validity was studied by analyzing the correlation coefficients between the scores of the Arabic version of the KDQOL-SFTM version 1.3 and the overall health rate scale, and the correlation coefficient between the kidney disease targeted items and the scores of the two composite summaries of the SF-36.
Rasch analysis can be used to detect gaps in the continuum of the measured construct by identifying poor targeted items or persons, such as items for which there is an insufficient number of persons with an intensity level comparable to the item challenge, or persons for which there is an insufficient number of items with a challenge level comparable to the person's intensity [ 40].
However, some participants scored at the measurement floor despite targeting items at the lower end of the scale.
Results have indicated that the Novint Falcon could be used to target items faster in the first task presented, compared with the other devices.
We predicted that participants in the Hands Near condition would exhibit enhanced visual processing that would produce increased accuracy and greater sensitivity to target items.
However, there were some participants still scoring at the floor of the scale despite our targeting items at the lower end of functioning.
The use of typographic salience, on the other hand, facilitated vocabulary learning because target items in bold typeface and underlined were not only written down more frequently in language learners' notes, they were also recalled more often compared to target items not typographically enhanced.
