The phrase "a same-subject" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would typically be "the same subject."
Example: "In this discussion, we will focus on the same subject as last week."
Alternatives: "an identical subject" or "the same topic."
A same subject repeated measures design was used for the reliability component of this study.
This result supports the hypothesis stated in the previous section: in the random-part evaluation, training and testing subsets could contain information from a same subject and this characteristic produces better classification results.
Besides, the use of automated tools to support the sampling and recruitment of LinkedIn members allowed us to mitigate operational errors, such as recruit a same subject twice or even bypassing someone else.
However, our hypothesis is that this method suffers the problem that the data in both training and testing could contain information from a same subject, so the machine learning algorithm can learn not only physical activity characteristics but also some subject-dependent ones.
The presence of the metabolic syndrome is increasing in the last years and is constituted by the presence of several factors in a same subject such as obesity, arterial hypertension, dyslipemia and glycaemia intolerance.
When several measurements were made for a same subject, the mean of the average value for each subject was computed along with a within-subject SD (as described by Bland and Altman [ 18]) and between subject SD (on the average value of each subject).
The study was designed as a controlled, same subject study that measured grip force generated by each user during propulsion in two different manual one arm drive wheelchairs.
On each he began a painting of the same subject at a different time of day; on subsequent days, he continued to work on each canvas in succession as the appropriate light appeared.
You literally are not permitted to have a regulation on the same subject as a statute.
A typical application would attempt to reduce image distortions from an EPI functional series by "unwarping" the data using an undistorted template (same subject or group template).
