Sentence examples for cause a subject from inspiring English sources

Regarding the first (the relation between imagination and memory), a sizable literature has been devoted to the phenomenon of "imagination inflation" (Garry et al. 1996; Goff and Roediger 1998), whereby imagining an event can cause a subject to "remember" having experienced it.

At last year's Davos meeting, she held a breakfast to promote women's causes, a subject she is expected to take up there again, in between adding more of the world's most powerful people as friends of Facebook.

Secondly, we used the same knowledge questionnaire for the pre-test and post-test, which might have caused a subject sensitization bias especially in the face-to-face group.

Who knew that these throwaway remarks would lead to what has become an international cause celebre, a subject for two prime ministers, David Cameron and Gordon Brown, to raise with the US president, a campaign that has crossed political boundaries and a topic that has generated millions of words in newspapers and hours of television coverage?

The panel found no evidence that a popular vaccine causes autism, a subject that has ignited debate for years.

The subject caused a national uproar Tuesday when a leaked letter from U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder revealed the Obama administration believed they had the legal authority to order a drone strike against an American citizen in the United States.

Accompanying the Sahel droughts has been an increase in dust storms, although whether these storms are a result of the droughts or a cause has been a subject of controversy.

Discriminant analysis with artificially simulated pose errors in the latent space makes it robust to small pose errors caused due to a subject's incorrect pose estimation.

Climate change and the debate about its causes or validity is a subject of perpetual interest.

19 On the other hand, acute hemolysis during a malaria episode and high reticulocyte count may cause a G6PD-deficient subject to be incorrectly diagnosed as normal, because the level of activity in young erythrocytes is higher than in older cells.

To determine if a new haemoglobin (Hb) variant was the underlying cause of erythrocytosis in a subject with a high apparent HbA1c.