Sentence examples for put subject from inspiring English sources

The proposed Educational Standards Authority would "put subject experts in the driving seat rather than politicians".

The most common method is to simply put "subject to financing by [such and such] date".

It is an attribute every photographer needs – the ability to put subjects at ease – but it can also be a life-saver.

In another study, scientists at Carnegie Mellon put subjects in an M.R.I. machine and asked them to listen to complicated sentences at the same time that they mentally rotated geometric shapes.

To try and train the system, researchers put subjects in an fMRI machine and let them slip into that weird state between wakefulness and dreaming.

The researchers then put subjects through a similar experiment, but this time, a person's status changed based on how well he or she supposedly did.

This could potentially distort macronutrient intake and put subjects at risk of low nutrient intakes.

According to the recent ESC 2012 guidelines on cardiovascular prevention, the detection of an asymptomatic carotid plaque put subjects in the very high risk category [ 43].

Exclusion criteria included a history of oesophageal stenosis (stricture or narrowing), gelatin allergy or other causes that put subjects at increased risk (bleeding diatheses, connective tissue diseases) of endoscopic complications.

This strategy has been previously used in research to enhance recruitment [ 71], and financial incentives are considered appropriate as long as the amount is not sufficient to put subjects under pressure to join [ 72- 74].

This corresponds to putting subject into the linear model as a fixed effect, while specifying the linear slope of pollutant as a random effect (Verbeke and Molenberghs 2000).