Sentence examples for second and third subjects from inspiring English sources

The subjects were in red, second and third subjects were in blue and a difficult-to-read light green, and the expansions were in purple.

In addition, the physical and chemical properties of the radioactive materials (e.g., Adachi et al. 2013; Kaneyasu et al. 2012) are important factors that influence the second and third subjects to be investigated.

The second and third subjects in the cohort may be enrolled concurrently; however if the second subject experiences a pre-specified clinically important event or unexpected serious adverse event, including death, prior to enrollment/dosing of the third study subject, enrollment/dosing will be suspended pending review by the DSMB.

For example, the second and fourth subjects from the left in the first database have face images with and without glasses, and the second subject in the second database has face images with and without mustache.

This method was able to achieve higher than 90%% classification accuracy rate for the healthy subjects when the total number of channels N was 20 < N < 131 and 50 < N < 131, for the first and second subjects, respectively.

The third and sixth subjects, indicated by the next two arrows, have unusually low ASRs in DLPFC and HC, respectively.

In each of the two series of experiments (first and second), subjects participated in two experimental sessions (A and B) on different days, which allowed for the assessment of reliability by calculating intraclass correlation coefficients (ICC).

Sample sets of magnetic resonance images pertain to phases numbered from 10 to 13 and from 17 to 20 out of 25 phases for the first and second subject respectively can be referred to in Appendix S2.

Second and third "generation" subjects observe and/or communicate with their "antecedent" first or second generation subject.

On the first and third days, subjects underwent methacholine challenges for assessments of airway hyperresponsiveness, and on the second day subjects underwent allergen inhalation challenges as described by O' Byrne et al. [ 27], using extracts of cat pelt or hair.

The unconditioned stimulus (US) was a mild electric shock delivered to the second and third finger of the subjects' right hands.