Sentence examples for reduced subject from inspiring English sources

Five-weeks was selected because in the first study in this series, mutans streptococci levels were consistent between five-weeks and six months of exposure and because a shorter study period aided recruitment and reduced subject burdens.

Health workers were not given notice of the study team's arrival, a large number of observations over several days reduced subject bias, and data collection tools were designed to minimise interaction between health worker and observer and reduce the chance of performance improving over time.

Thus, despite the further reduced subject number, the MRI measures were successful in differentiating C- from E-group children.

Fewer pupils meant funding cuts, which reduced subjects the school could offer and staff numbers.

Results from a mixed linear model showed that as flake size was reduced, subjects poured a smaller volume of cereal, but still took a greater amount by weight and energy content (both P values <0.0001).

Last year, researchers at California's Loma Linda University found that watching just 20 minutes of funny videos reduced subjects' cortisol levels substantially and assisted the short-term memory of older participants.

Our previous work has implicated the right inferior parietal lobule in this type of discrimination, as virtual lesions induced with rTMS reduced subjects sensitivity to detecting self faces [14].

These results demonstrate that short static acquisitions, whilst reducing subject time in the scanner and improving compliance and feasibility, can derive semi-quantitative outcome measures that can be used for classification of subjects.

Secondly, and in contrast to other assessments of overstrain which require an athlete to complete multiple exercise sessions [38], the measures can be obtained at rest, greatly reducing subject burden.

To compare yoga and relaxation as treatment modalities at 10 and 16 weeks from study baseline to determine if either of modality reduces subject stress, anxiety, blood pressure and improve quality of life.

Depression and insomnia influence attention, with distraction and an inability to focus on a task reducing subject productivity [ 41].