The phrase "adding subject" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of including a subject in a sentence or discussion, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In the sentence 'The dog barks,' we are adding subject to clarify who is performing the action."
Alternatives: "including subject" or "introducing subject".
In contrast to the current study, they used absolute VO2 (l/min) as the criterion measure, and as such, relationships were improved by adding subject weight as a covariate in regression analysis.
Prior to adding subject DNA to the PCR plate, 25 µl of a mixture of PCR buffer, oligonucleotides and polymerase were added to the entire 96 well plate.
The causal-model-based analysis deals with features (i) and (ii), both of which reduce efficiency, by combining data from different studies and adding subject-matter prior information.
The question often becomes "Do I gain more statistical precision by adding subjects or by adding additional follow-up measurements?" This study presents a method for evaluating the relative benefit of adding subjects versus adding measurement times.
But, she added, subject knowledge has to be balanced with pedagogy, because "not everybody can teach".
But I'll have more to add about that subject in a later post.
It is, he adds, subject to "pruning".
He added: "Subject to parliamentary approval, with these two outstanding ministers in the Scottish cabinet, we practice what we preach.
All referral community smears and enrollment ThinPreps, most follow-up ThinPreps, and all histology specimens were reviewed by a Pathology Quality Control (QC) Group to provide standardized interpretations and added subject safety (Schiffman and Adrianza, 2000).
Their work was based on traditional Japanese models taken from classical poetry and literature, and their followers added subjects from nature to this repertory.
Clinical educators can add subjects to a scenario.
