Sentence examples for passive individual from inspiring English sources

"If Congress can penalize a passive individual for failing to engage in commerce, the enumeration of powers in the Constitution would have been in vain," the judge asserted.

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In a passive individual (resulting from heavy sedation or paralysis), the WOB can be determined by measuring the average inspiratory pressure (Pavg) and multiplying it by the volume.

For example, some academic IRBs require passive individual report-back protocols, which prohibit researchers from asking participants if they want to receive results.

For example, some researchers noted that academic IRBs require "passive" individual report-back protocols that restrict researchers from proactively asking participants if they want to receive and discuss results.

Although there are limitations to the existing generic patient reported outcomes measures, a combination of these together with a disease-specific questionnaire, and physical measures of active and passive individual joint Range of movement (ROM), grip and sensibility using standardised protocols should be used for future outcomes studies.

The director, a devotee of Stendhal's "Charterhouse of Parma" (which inspired "Before the Revolution"), has long been fascinated by the unwitting or reluctant participation of flawed, passive individuals in grand political and social dramas, from Italian Fascism ("The Conformist," "1900") to Chinese Communism ("The Last Emperor").

Rather than reflecting and representing a nuanced understanding of what it means to survive in immigration detention, most news articles present a one-dimensional view of immigrants as passive individuals devoid of the capacity to thrive.

However, with the success of the current initiatives and the strong networks being established among the PLHIV, their roles can change from being passive individuals to active advocates, changing the existing misperceptions.

In captive brown lemurs (Anderson et al. 1992) and rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta; Drea and Wallen 1999), some individuals also prevented others from interacting with a feeding box, but passive individuals were able to perform the task successfully when the dominant animals were removed.

"The right to be free from federal regulation is not absolute, and yields to the imperative that Congress be free to forge national solutions to national problems, no matter how local — or seemingly passive — their individual origins," he wrote.