Sentence examples for lone subject from inspiring English sources
Em Rossi is the lone subject in her music video for "Empty Space".
"Emptiness and loneliness are simple concepts when based in physical reality," said Rossi, the video's lone subject whose feelings are thoughtfully conveyed in slow-motion scenes and close-up shots.
The presence of abscesses, pain and fever in dogs and in the study's lone human subject suggests that the injections of C. novyi spores did set off a generalized immune response.
Ramadi, of the University of United Arab Emirates, said that a delayed injury in the study's lone human subject might cause some worry on this front: 55 days after she received the therapy, the woman's upper arm was found to have been fractured after exertion--a sign that the bacterial therapy may have weakened necrotic bone tissue as well as her tumor.
Additionally regulators of extracellular turnover, the culprits of the previously described fibrotic remodelling, were all increased in lone PAF subjects compared to their controls.
Two unrelated lone AF subjects with GREM2 variants were identified, namely a woman with persistent AF since age 62, and a man with AF since age 37.
The lone double seronegative subject in "the same school" group who did not receive a booster (1/26) retained her double seronegative status for the duration of the 3-year follow-up interval.
Mr. Clarke is hardly a lone wolf on the subject: Mike McConnell, the former director of national intelligence, told a Senate committee in February that "if we were in a cyberwar today, the United States would lose".
So Ms Atkinson is by no means a lone voice on the subject?
These include the suggestion that Mr. Geithner was not in league with Mr. Paulson over Lehman; that Mr. Geithner pressed to save the firm from bankruptcy; that he was a lone voice on the subject and was overruled by Mr. Paulson and Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, on this issue.
