Sentence examples for One further subject from inspiring English sources

One further subject deserving particular attention from the perspective of a theory of global modernity is the emerging biotechnological revolution,3 which has the potential to shatter the very foundations of humanity's self-understanding – with wide-ranging implications not least for the social sciences.

One further subject refused to participate in the follow-up examination for personal reasons.

One further subject was excluded because of being diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia at the clinical follow-up examination.

One further subject was excluded because of low-quality anatomical scans, making it impossible to accurately map the electrodes in standard space.

One further subject had clinically significant ECG changes, experiencing two episodes of sinus tachycardia (1 h 40 min and 2 h 40 min, respectively) after receiving 800 mg OZ439 capsule and an episode of sinus arrest 3 h 9 min after dosing.

For one further subject (2 nights), the Bluetooth link was lost for >15 min and needed to be re-established.

The promising ones were further subjected to molecular dynamics simulation of 3 ns long, and their binding free energies were computed by using the MM-PB/SA method.

In this paper, both cationic and anionic PSt latex particles with uniformed size were prepared through emulsion polymerization, and the anionic ones were further subjected to surface modification using KH550 with the purpose to convert the anionic surface charge to cationic.

The classics track requires: (1) six courses in Greek and Latin numbered 2101 or above; (2) either CLASS 2675 /HIST 2650 or CLASS 2689 /HIST 2689, (3) CLASS 2801 or CLASS 2802, and (4) one further course in a related subject, selected in consultation with the student's departmental advisor (see Related Subjects).

7 One further such individual in the subjects was identified here.

One microgram of genomic DNA was further subject of bisulphite transformation using the EZ DNA Methylation Gold Kit (Hiss Diagnostics, Germany) in order to be used in pyrosequencing reactions.