The group, the team argued, subjected Ms. Hearst to intensely stressful conditions, like isolating her from family and friends and locking her in a closet for six weeks, allowing its members to indoctrinate her and force a bizarre behavioral transformation.
Some deeply religious parents, the physicians and chaplain co-authors argue, subject their children to needless, invasive treatments as they wait for miracles to occur.
The box-office contracts, the industry representatives have argued, are subject to manipulation and inherently unsuitable for exchange trading.
Withdrawing the Force 1 from Detroit, his lawsuit argued, would subject him to "public humiliation, embarrassment in the industry and significant financial losses".
Thus it has been argued that subject to some further refinements, Carnap's proposal can be made to work as long as the sharp distinction between observational and theoretical terms can be sustained (Creath 1976).
Human rights, it is argued, are subject to certain cultural exceptions – a kind of small print exclusion clause that allows governments to deny rights to certain of their people if majority cultural mores so dictate.
In the DCCT/EDIC study, it was argued that subjects with small-fiber neuropathy are more prone to the memory effect than are subjects with large-fiber neuropathy (24).
Second, it could be argued that subject-related differences between the present and our previous study could be responsible for the different results.
It can be argued that subjects with previously repaired coarctation and bicuspid aortic valve disease present a 'high risk' group amongst these subjects and in whom more frequent screening protocols may be warranted.
Others have argued that subjects' experience is required for face validity of any educational instrument [18, 23, 24, 25, 26].
