The EQ-5D VAS is a measure of self-rated health which reflects a totally subjective assessment of the quality of their current health state and is subject to many influences beyond vision.
However, barley is subject to many of the diseases and pests that affect wheat.
The beet plant is subject to many diseases and insect pests.
And yet, the city is subject to many of the new restrictions.
Both are apt modifiers for the poem's hero, who is subject to many detours and is also Greek myth's preëminent talker, fibber, and plotter.
But, as in the law of other modern nations, the use of property is subject to many kinds of restrictions imposed in the public interest.
That is a big if — and one that, these days, is subject to many outside radicalizing forces, not to mention economic uncertainty.
Although the doctrine of infallibility is subject to many reservations and qualifications, pontifical documents often have an aggressive tone that may mislead the incautious reader.
Iceland is not part of the EU, but is subject to many European laws – alongside Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein – under the European Free Trade Association.
The NHS is subject to many kinds of change, most offered in the name of greater patient choice and control – hence the shift to outsourcing and privatisation.
After a fish reaches adult size, the length of its life is subject to many factors, such as innate rates of aging, predation pressure, and the nature of the local climate.
