Sentence examples for air subjects from inspiring English sources

Before measuring exhaled and nasal air, subjects were instructed to keep their mouths open and breathe through the mouth for 30 sec.

He'd bring a wistful, dreamy, drawn-out feel to the piece, which would go really well with the "high ball floating interminably in the air" subject matter.

Experiments are conducted with air subjected to a magnetic body force through a magnetic gradient field.

The U.S. Government air transport regulations permit the transport of plutonium by air, subject to restrictions on other dangerous materials carried on the same flight, packaging requirements, and stowage in the rearmost part of the aircraft.

Some of the more surprising work-from-home listings have included a neurosurgeon who works from home but leaves the house on surgery days, microbiologist, music content specialist, registered nurse, remote order entry pharmacist, agricultural technician-gypsy moth survey trapper, and NATO special operations forces air subject matter expert.

Young Hillary's interview is remarkable for airing subjects about which she has remained passionate.

This reduced the number of GEN-AIR subjects from 4,051 1,0744 cases and 2,977 controls) to 3,248 (271 cases and 2,977 controls).

The mean follow-up time for those GEN-AIR subjects was 89 months, with a minimum of 51 months and a maximum at 123 months (Matullo et al. 2006).

The AIR Study will recruit subjects and analyse data within strata defined by positive and negative HIV infection status.

Arbus's gaze curdles the air her subjects breathe, emptying them of their humanity, whereas Bown's treatment of framing and distance allows the space between her and her subjects to seem theirs rather than hers.

We have dealt on the air with subjects ranging from the physical and sexual abuse of children to the problems of early marriage among young Palestinian women to the lack of respect for people with disabilities.