Sentence examples for section of subjects from inspiring English sources

L1s were significantly enriched in the genic section of subjects compared with escapes (Fig.  4A).

Thus, recommendation for treatment of WCH may come at a price of harming patients with diabetes and coronary disease, a common comorbidity, especially among the older group that comprises a substantial section of subjects with type 2 diabetes.

Examining the relationship on a cross section of subjects within a narrow range of time at the end of pregnancy when most biometric values are stabilizing will make the identification of a trend difficult and will likely require a substantial number of cases.

The selected entrepreneurs provided a cross-section of subjects diversified across industry, demographics, and time.

The participants represented a cross-section of subject areas taught in teacher education (e.g., maths education, literacy education, science education, curriculum planning).

The same applied to the results obtained during the less active section of the subjects' day (the lighted phase from the 08 00 hour to the 18 00 hour) (Table S3b and e).

A two-dimensional section of Charles Bridge subjected to actual climatic conditions is analyzed next to confirm the suitability of algorithmic format of FE2 scheme for the parallel computing.

In the few weeks before the test, divide up your time for all the different subjects and sections of each subject you'll need to study, to make sure you've got enough time to spend on each individual area of information.

Provide the name, business, and contact information for the realtor you are filing the complaint against under the section for "Subject of Complaint".

The parasagittal white matter in these areas was outlined on one representative coronal section per case of subjects exposed to blast (n = 4) and subjects who died from opiate overdose (n = 4).

Case subjects were identified based on these preferences at the Mayo Clinic, and the sections of selected case subjects were obtained and made available to UCLA investigators in a manner coded to conceal the personal identity of the subjects.