L. 109 432, § 405(a)(1)(A), inserted "but subject to paragraph (2)," after "1396a(a)(10)(B) of this title," and "and non-emergency services furnished in a hospital emergency department for which cost sharing may be imposed under subsection (e)" after "subsection (c)".
At the end of the month, or if a child improves, make them a certificate with their name on saying, 'Well done, you have gotten better at (insert subject) (insert name)!
An investigator who is about to insert a needle into a research subject to obtain some blood purely for laboratory purposes faces the question of whether doing so is ethically justified.
A human experimenter (E) sat behind a table facing the subject through a mesh panel or a Plexiglas window with three holes, through which subjects could insert a finger to indicate their choice.
The subjects are required to insert a "/" behind each punctuation and the last character of a sentence.
L. 114 92, § 212(1), inserted "or, subject to subsection (g), a country the government of which is a party to The Technical Cooperation Program (TTCP) memorandum of understanding of October 24 , 1995 after "United States".
The food-frame was probed on fewer No-Food trials than predicted, although all subjects did insert an extracted tool into the (empty) food-frame on at least one trial (Figure 7A).
HBMEC3 was cultured inside of the 1.0 μM insert and was subjected to N, A, H or O.
L. 94 361, § 303(a), inserted introductory phrase "subject to subsection (c),".
L. 106 404, in first sentence, inserted "or, subject to section 209 of title 35, may grant a license to an invention which is federally owned, for which a patent application was filed before the signing of the agreement, and directly within the scope of the work under the agreement," after "under the agreement,".
L. 106 346, § 101(a) [title III, § 309(d)], inserted ", subject to subsection (a)(2)," before "may be disclosed" in introductory provisions.
