Sentence examples for greater subjective from inspiring English sources

As expected, women reported greater subjective anxiety and were more avoidant of the tarantula than men.

The heavy lunch caused significant increases to both incidents and EEG power, and a trend for greater subjective sleepiness.

The main aim of this paper is to investigate the prediction that greater subjective identification with relevant groups and social categories (i.e. 'family' and 'transplantees') can be an outcome of post-traumatic growth (PTG).

The SFA-rich meal elicited greater subjective feelings of fullness compared to MUFA- and PUFA-rich meals (288.1 ± 9.6 vs. 236.8 ± 7.9 and 220.9 ± 7.4 mm/5 h; p = 0.04, for 5 h AUC for SFA, MUFA, and PUFA, respectively).

In one recent study, the Caltech neuroscientist Hilke Plassman found that people's expectations of a wine's price affected their enjoyment on a neural level: not only did they report greater subjective enjoyment but they showed increased activity in an area of the brain that has frequently been associated with the experience of pleasantness.

Relative to the relaxation condition, the worry group demonstrated greater subjective anxiety across exposures, despite the fact that all three groups displayed strong and equivalent cardiovascular response to the first speech presentation and showed equivalent heart rate decreases across the repeated presentations.

Following a similar logic, older participants would be expected to produce greater subjective-genital agreement, especially older female participants, because they have more experience with attending to their genital sensations across different sexual experiences.

Franck keeps quiet about the murder; he maintains his privacy in extremis, keeps his greatest subjective experiences for himself, and thereby brings disaster upon the community as surely and swiftly as if he himself were an accomplice to a killer — as if Franck himself had unleashed that killer in the very form of his own desire.

This accounted for significantly greater total subjective MRI-related distress (IoE) compared with total subjective XRM-related distress (t=2.47, P=0.014, CI: 0.15 1.33).

In fact, there is evidence that cannabis produces greater positive subjective effects in patients with schizophrenia or those prone to a psychotic disorder than in healthy controls.

Results showed that contractor employees' behavior-related knowledge was the most influential factor on their CWR behavior, notably greater than subjective norm, attitude, personal norm and perceived behavioral control.