Sentence examples for a the subject from inspiring English sources

At the nucleotide level (Figure 3, Panel A) the subject HTM 344 displayed greater diversity where out of 15 clones analyzed, 14 clones were unique, followed by subject HTM 367 with 13 unique clones and for subject HTM 349 only 6 unique clones.

The test was divided into two parts: in Part A, the subject must join with a continuous line the circles containing the numbers from 1 to 25 in ascending order; in Part B the subject must alternately join, always with a continuous line, a number (1 to 13) and a letter (A to N) that are found in circles in a random order on the page.

Mackenzie E. C. Walcott, M. A., F. S. A. a The subject was taken up again — and amplified — by George C. Yates, in Antiquities and Curiosities of the Church (ed. William Andrews), pp34‑43.

Some studies have found that subjects give higher accuracy ratings for three reasons: (a) the subject believes that the analysis applies only to him or her, and thus applies their own meaning to the statements [17], (b) the subject believes in the authority of the evaluator, and (c) the analysis lists mainly positive traits [2].

When we speak of modernism and postmodernism, and for that matter when we speak of metamodernism, what we mean by "movement" is a series of ideas in philosophy that are a) the subject of scholarly study and discussion, and b) can serve as actionable intelligence for various artists' creative practices.

More specifically, the model assumes that the likelihood of choosing action a on trial t is proportional to the reinforcement Q t (a) the subject expects to receive on that trial.

On day A, the subjects had a standard breakfast followed by the standard lunch.

This is what he's going to say a about the subject at a reception tonight.

Program A, the subjects were told, had a 100percentt chance of saving 200 lives.

For a visitor, the subject is best avoided.

As a result, the subject line discouraged email opening.