Sentence examples for born subject from inspiring English sources

Hardly anyone is born subject to hay fever; to become a victim, one must become sensitized to a pollen or other allergen, usually by absorbing a large dose.

It's not the same as the "natural born subject" of English common law and Blackstone's "Commentaries," meaning those born within the king's realm or, depending on the circumstances, outside the king's realm but to the king's subjects; Americans were, of course, rejecting the fealty of blood.

If one potential control subject declined to participate, the next born subject was approached, and so on until one term born child was recruited for each enrolled preterm.

Non-winter born subjects carrying the 7-repeat have higher scores of venturesomeness [30].

Two studies referred to "new immigrants" or foreign born subjects without further specification [ 17, 21, 22].

Of the 91,451 live born subjects, 88,829 (97.2%) were traced; linkage with the Psychiatric Registry identified 637 with schizophrenia-related diagnoses and 676 with other psychiatric disorders.

On average, only 1.3 term born subjects had to be approached to recruit a complete control population, limiting potential sample bias.

The cross-subject correlation method employed here constitutes an extension of previous fMRI studies of prematurely born subjects that have mainly focussed on the comparison of activation patterns between PT and term control groups.

Now the Church is considering a man for the papacy who was born a subject of the British colony of the Gold Coast.

The effect was not markedly different in subjects born abroad, in subjects with disturbed sleep, or with strained economy, but here the confidence intervals were all wide.

So in 1958, a second cohort – which included Steve Christmas as a new-born subject – was launched to tease even more data.