Sentence examples for imposed on subject from inspiring English sources

Concomitantly, few to no specific requirements are imposed on subject pools.

Even those who attacked the European past - a civilisation "imposed on subject peoples at the point of a gun", as Leonard Woolf wrote in Imperialism and Civilisation (1928) - believed that its days were numbered.

No feedback about performance was given during the assessment and no time limit was imposed on subject responses.

Further distinctions concern the nature of the duties that political authority imposes on subjects.

When it comes to amending the constitution, New Mexico's constitution is even clearer in the screens it imposes on subjects and purposes.

We believe we have achieved a balance between the demands the study imposes on subjects and the benefits of the knowledge the PF field will gain once the study is completed.

Business was deemed too distasteful a subject to impose on students seeking wisdom and enlightenment.

Poena cullei (from Latin 'punishment of the sack') under Roman law was a type of death penalty imposed on a subject who had been found guilty of parricide.

fcMRI is a technique for analysis of the resting state BOLD time series; that is, when no experimental task is imposed on the subject.

Whether or not the oxidation of AA differs in relation to the route of administration is dependent upon nutritional status, the amount of energy, protein, and AA given, and the level of metabolic stress imposed on the subject.

The international diabetes research community has highlighted the need to establish the validity of C-peptide and other assessments used in clinical trials in recent-onset type 1 diabetes (2), weighing the scientific properties of a test against the burden imposed on a subject.