Sentence examples for reduced subjects from inspiring English sources

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].

This is reminiscent of a study in healthy subjects in which the subjects' ability to discriminate between happy and sad faces under conditions of poor stimulus visibility depended on the level of cortical processing: only if cortical processing was reduced, subjects could discriminate positive and negative affect (Jolij and Lamme, 2005).

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.

It is possible that we may have to reduce subjects in the curriculum, put classes together and teach children in much larger numbers," she says.

This provides strong evidence for the hypothesis that reappraisal-based virtual training can be used to reduce subjects' emotional responses to negative stimuli at later times.

"A single exposure to a denial message significantly reduces subjects' belief in and concern about climate change," said Dr. Aaron McCright, an environmental sociologist at Michigan State University and the study's lead author. .

Subject enrolment was done by the investigators and not the subjects' attending doctors to reduce subjects' perceived coercion to participate in the study.

25 Furthermore, knee pain often reduces subjects' adherence to prescribed exercise programs, resulting in a vicious cycle where pain results in increased muscle weakness and further increases in pain.