Sentence examples for a subject group from inspiring English sources

Strengths of this study include a subject group comprised of two vascular conditions both treated with the introduction of foreign bodies including coils, glue, and stenting.

According to Foot et al. [30], only 1.2° of mandibular rotation was achieved; this might be explained by using a subject group with an average amount of pretreatment open bites of 2.6 mm that required lesser amount of intrusion.

Employees who work at the industrial site were used as a subject group and were asked to complete a questionnaire, with a resulting response rate of 65% (n=60).

It does not appear that way now, as the black men of this generation perpetuate the myth of the superiority of fair skin and loosely curled hair, dancing around the fact that hegemony demands that a subject group (black people) adopt the aesthetic and ideological standards of a dominant group (white people).

Future trials might consider including a subject group receiving no intervention or a longer baseline period, to measure the placebo effect in DMD children.

Because experimental research on this subject has offered conflicting reports as to whether pupil size affects the perceived attractiveness of presented faces (Hess and Polt 1960; Janisse 1973) and attractiveness ratings can be associated with amygdala activity (Winston et al. 2007), we thought it important to assess a subject group where attractiveness ratings could also be readily measured.

Statistics: We re-analyzed all data using mixed models with "species ID" included as a subject grouping factor and random intercepts for each species.

In studies exploring caregiver burden, children of psychiatric patients tend to comprise a small part of a heterogeneous subject group (e.g., Cleary et al. 2005; Reinares et al. 2006; Adewuya et al. 2011).

The suggestion seems to be that we should not think that such 'impersonal'objectiveive' talk of invisibility need be reducible to claims about what a given subject, group of subjects, or ideal subject would or would not see.

So similarly, we should not take the impersonal, objective talk of introspective indiscriminability as reducible to claims about what a given subject, group of subjects, or ideal subject would or would not come to know through introspection.

The WHO definition for patients with CFAs leads to a heterogeneous subject group.