One such device is the Keeler Polygraph, developed by Leonarde Keeler A lie-detecting specialist at Fordham, the late Walter G. Summers, relied exclusively on the measurement of a subject's electrical conductivity.
To conclude from clinical trials that persistent neurocognitive impairment in diabetic subjects is exclusively a consequence of (repeated) episodes of hypoglycemia is plausible but not imperative.
This outcome suggests that the production effect is not defined as an exclusively within-subject occurrence.
Spend half an hour a day thinking exclusively about one subject.
This year, the annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatologists devoted a forum exclusively to the subject for the first time.
In traditional acceptance sampling, consumer risk has been exclusively the subject of the consumer, and producer risk the subject of the producer.
The authors examined the reporting quality of randomized trials in the weight loss literature, focusing exclusively on subject characteristics as they relate to enrollment, allocation, and follow-up.
The present study evaluated the quality of reporting of RTs and RCTs in the diet and exercise literature for weight loss, focusing exclusively on subject characteristics, including age, gender, race, health status, medication use, postmenopausal status, and attrition.
Aggression of anxious and exclusively dependent subjects need a real and present threat to manifest and are generally reactively channelled; it is therefore understandable that the conditions of absolute normality in which the administration of the instruments occurred did not solicit these levels of aggressive behaviour in the self-report registration.
The sale of classical Chinese paintings — the house's first to be dedicated exclusively to the subject — contains a series of contemplative landscapes, poetry, and examples of calligraphy, as well as the occasional fan.
