Sentence examples for minus subject from inspiring English sources

The anomaly-sensitive sites correspond approximately to those that previous studies (Michael et al., 2001; Constable et al., 2004) have found to be sensitive to other differences in sentence complexity (object relative minus subject relative).

In accordance to the studies reporting the initial development of the DESC [ 20, 23] and following Linacre's recommendations to interpret these t-tests conservatively, additionally to the significant t-test, a DIF contrast (i.e., DIF measure for subject class 1 minus subject class 2) of | >.5| was considered substantial [ 33].

(C ) The reward rate loss (i.e., optimal model reward rate minus subject's reward rate) as estimated from the model (abscissa) is plotted against the loss predicted by the quadratic approximation used in the analysis in (A )–(B ), for each subject (ordinate).

This was calculated as the observed postprandial glucose level minus the subject's glucose level at baseline.

They don't chuck the phone in the toilet, but they do lock them into a "temperature chamber"–a box the size of a mini fridge and subject them to temperatures ranging from below zero degrees to above 140 degrees Fahrenheit, basically anything from a frigid day in Buffalo, N.Y., to high noon in Phoenix, Ariz.

For western blotting, 30 75 μg of protein was loaded on 7.5 or 12% polyacrylamide mini-gels, subjected to SDS PAGE and subsequently transferred onto PVDF membranes.

The study population was made up of the French gendarmes who completed both the 2006 survey (n = 662) [ 1] and the 2008 survey (n = 404) [ 2], minus one subject excluded for redundant data.

Even if that does not happen with CBS's proposed mini-series, the subject of Hitler is filled with more ambiguity and philosophical quandary than almost any other historical topic.

The relative contribution of valgus anatomical alignment, and sensorimotor control that determine a knee-medial-to-foot position during the single-limb mini squat, are subject for further study.

Similarly, one can estimate F*, the fraction of subjects in the study group that received the new treatment minus the fraction of subjects in the control group that received the new treatment.

The occasional poolside page-turner or pacey mini-series on the subject of social workers would probably do wonders for the prospects of thousands of drug addicts' toddlers.