Sentence examples for presenting subjects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levine was an expert on Russert interviews, which included the now widely used presenting subjects with their words and asking them about apparent contradictions.

By presenting subjects with images of faces and objects, researchers had discovered that the brain waves elicited by the viewing of faces were generally larger and peaked sooner than the same responses elicited by objects.

In order to convince the company, Placek conducted focus groups and interviews in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, presenting subjects with a fictitious new car called the Porsche Pentium and asking them to describe it.

Consider a questionnaire that is meant to assess English language comprehension (the "ability"), by presenting subjects with a series of yes/no questions (the "items").

One potential explanation for the conflicting conclusions is that experimental studies tend to measure risk attitudes by presenting subjects with choices between an option with a certain outcome and an option characterized by risk, which requires computation and, hence, cognitive effort.

Presenting subjects with information on the potential benefits and losses of climate change weakens perceptions of problem severity for all subjects at the local and national level, decreases support for local policy action among Democrats, and has no effect on behavioral intentions.

There is no reason – other than maintaining privilege – to avoid presenting subject and course choices clearly, logically and transparently.

Researchers presented subjects with fleeting images of candidates' faces.

Dr. Jung's team also presents subjects with weird situations.

The researchers presented subjects with a range of pictures known to evoke feelings such as disgust, threat, pleasantness or neutral feelings.

On movements in which no word was presented, subjects pressed the middle mouse button with their left-hand middle finger.