Sentence examples for rendering subjects from inspiring English sources

The idea of rendering subjects' self-sound while walking on different surfaces is motivated by the fact that walking conveys enactive information which manifests itself predominantly through haptic and auditory cues.

Long-term rather than test-only blindfolding was used in three participants because it may enhance perceptual learning both for the remaining modalities that have to compensate for the visual deprivation, and by rendering subjects more dependent on the system (e.g., [13] [14]).

Thus, whereas prolonged alcohol exposure and withdrawal experiences lead to disturbances in homeostatic regulation of HPA axis function, behavioral sensitization to stress may be critical in rendering subjects more vulnerable to relapse and return to uncontrolled, harmful levels of alcohol consumption.

DeShazo, one of the ensemble of Levenson's sensitively rendered subjects, had been dispatched to avert the long-brewing crises in five of Alabama's poorest counties, north of Mobile.

In view of the results from Experiments I to III, which consistently show that it is specifically sleep deprivation at retrieval that renders subjects susceptible to false memories, Experiment IV was performed to explore a possible neurophysiological mechanism underlying this effect.

As compared to unaffected or able-bodied persons, several factors may render subjects more reluctant to survey response.

Another possibility for that AF increase the glycaemic burden is that AF may render subjects with poorer exercise capacity [ 27] hence restricting them in reaching advised levels of leisure time physical activity.

Because of their dual status as patients with psychiatric disorders and as prisoners may have rendered subjects more vulnerable [ 27], the range of coercive factors to which they were exposed may potentially have affected the subjects' ability to provide informed consent.

This categorisation was chosen because (1) the aim of interventions to minimise or reduce anxiety would be to render subjects 'non-cases' (i.e. to have a score of less than 8 on the anxiety subscale), and (2) the three-point categorisation would not have permitted stable estimates to be obtained from the multivariate analysis.

Impressionism, with its fast, loose brushwork and aim of capturing the moment, was of course a reaction to the tight rendering, lofty subject matter and polished look of the Salon-style paintings approved by French officialdom.

Choose one particular style of rendering your subject matter and stick to that; don't send both a cartoonish lion and a realistic lion to the same publication.