Sentence examples for modify subjects from inspiring English sources

The air velocity failed to modify subjects' thermal responses but caused negative thermal and pressure due to higher air temperature and airflow at 34 °C.

Thus for Peirce, although unlimited, semiosis nevertheless always results in the temporary "resting places" of one's habits of acting and thinking — "temporary" because a person's modified habits will contribute to the production of new signs, which will then feed into the on-going process of meaning-creation that will yet again modify subjects by producing additional habit changes.

The review excluded observational studies in which the investigator did not attempt to modify subjects' exposures in any way, experimental studies in which the intervention was aimed only at reducing exposures to pesticides, and experiments in which non-toxic marker substances were used as a proxy for pesticides (e.g. to assess levels and determinants of exposure in spraying operations).

Primary outcomes follow an expected causal order, going from how audits may affect subjects' beliefs about future audits, to how they modify subjects' knowledge of program rules, investment preferences, awareness of capacity limitations, compliance with reporting requirements, and the actual allocation of investments between outlying settlements and the council seat (see Table 1).

Use Subject Proposal Management to add or modify subject descriptions.

Using this approach, we asked whether the experience of objects undergoing a CS-UCS contingency could subsequently modify subject responses to presentation of the CS-only and to the CS-UCS.

The present study was designed to explore in rats whether repeated exposure to ethanol during infancy modifies subjects' sensitivity to the stimulating effect of the drug, either increasing or decreasing its magnitude (i.e. sensitization or tolerance, respectively).

Our experiments indicate that tDCS-induced changes in utilitarian reasoning are site-specific and that both anodal and cathodal VPC-tDCS differentially modified subjects' performance in the moral judgment task, suggesting that the effects are specific and depend on factors other than skin perception.

jip-align determines affine registration parameters and optionally 3 3-dimensional distortion fields, but it does not modify the subject image data.

Even though Christy Prunier is the closest noun, in this construction the participle would properly modify the subject, "light bulb," which is not what we intended.

However, this technique - which involves inducing a state of deep relaxation (rather than sleep) and suggestibility in order to modify a subject's behaviour - is also used for more positive ends.