Sentence examples for development of a subject from inspiring English sources

This system was eventually supplemented by the development of a subject catalog.

Only at rare intervals in the development of a subject, and then only with the involvement of a few, are theoretical physicists engaged in introducing radically new concepts.

As mentioned at the beginning of this article, the development of a subject in English in a non-native environment can be intimidating and stressful.

In the field of medical epidemiological research, multi-item questionnaires are often used to measure the development of a subject's health status over time.

The authors describe the development of a subject-reported assessment (Medical Student Well-Being Index, MSWBI) intended to screen for medical student distress across a variety of domains and examine its preliminary psychometric properties.

Clinical research primarily has focused on evaluating premotor symptoms and other factors as markers for the future development of PD, a subject elegantly reviewed by Berg et al. (2012).

An early Baroque work for keyboard showing intense imitative development of a single subject is the Fantasia chromatica by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, although much of this piece is dominated by fast-moving melodic counterpoint in a free, improvisatory style without the imitative subject.

Underpinning these women's narratives is the manner through which liberalizing economic structures permit the development of an "enterprising subject".

In Nietzschean fashion, Foucault exposes history conceived as the origin and development of an identical subject, e.g., "modernity," as a fiction modern discourses invent after the fact.

We then illustrate its use by an example the development of a complete subject-specific musculo-skeletal model of the lower limb from the Visible Human medical imaging data to be used for predicting the stresses in the skeleton during gait.

The contribution of angiogenesis to tumor development is a subject of increasing importance to oncology.