'impacting subject' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a topic that has a great influence on other things or people. For example, "Education is an impacting subject that can shape the lives of young people."
Maurice Ashley, an International Grandmaster of Chess, is a Fellow at Harvard's Berkman's Center working with Berkman's Mindsport Research Network to research and develop curricula centering on how games can be used to effectively impact subject learning online, in classrooms and in libraries around the world.
These violations did not impact subject safety and were considered minor.
Finally, it is unclear what impact subject perception of a randomization scheme that compared an oral treatment thought to have minimal risk (galactose) to an injectable drug with a well-defined risk profile had on enrollment.
The first aim of the study is to determine if there is a "same context effect" by determining if changing the recall environment from the learning environment negatively impacts subject's recall performance.
Sponsorship ad manipulations were found to impact subjects' perceptions of ad schema congruence as well as their subsequent attitudes towards the sponsorship ads.
To determine the factors associated with headache impact, subjects were classified into 2 groups as follows: little/no headache impact group versus headache impact group.
We also know that preferences and goals can impact subjects' decisions in a fashion which is highly context-dependent and which subjects may be unaware of ([7] [8]).
"This is a serious, life-impacting subject, and the more intimate and sincere the stories, the more we're going to feel an affinity for the cause".
If specific stimulus conditions impact a subject's ability to distinguish between the loci of two temporally separated stimuli, it should also impact a subject's TOJ, but not the subject's temporal discrimination threshold (TDT).
The dynamics of a multidegree impact vibrator subject to harmonic loading is investigated.
