Sentence examples for passages subjects from inspiring English sources

Text passages (subjects, contents, problems) of specific thematic relevance were selected, and (provisional) interpretations were developed.

Repeated train passage subjects ballast aggregates to abrasion and, eventually, breakage.

And I picked what I think are easy passages (the subject matter will probably give the answers away before the style does!), but perhaps in the future we can make things more difficult.

A study by the Sutton Trust found that the academic focus of the personal statement is not always understood by teachers, who tended to praise general passages about subjects.

McKeon's vigorous command of detail, evinced in passages on subjects like the dangers of hoopskirts and the origin of the cookbook, is sometimes obscured by a love of abstraction.

What's more, many of Ms. Sheehy's observations about the "passages" her subjects undergo in the months following 9/11 feel vaguely formulaic: variations on the "passages" she made famous in her book of the same name nearly three decades ago that have since become part of our therapeutic, talk-show discourse.

Presurgically, the nasal passages in subjects 1 and 2 showed narrowing typical of NAO, but because the narrow parts of normal noses tend to redirect air to other more open parts of the nose, as opposed to creating jets or other turbulent flow features, it can be argued that similar redirection occurred in the simulations presented here.

The nasal passages of study subjects were lavaged with 10 mL saline (0.9% sodium chloride; Abbott Laboratories, Chicago, IL), before and 3 hr after initiation of exposure (2 hr after completion of exposure) to swine facility air and to cleaned air.

The bracketed passages remain subject to negotiation.

Cell culture supernatants from several passages were subjected to specific RT-PCR.

Following this analysis, the cells were allowed to grow for at least 15 passages before subjecting to cellular/molecular analysis.