Sentence examples for smaller subject from inspiring English sources

"Having made food a more fashionable object," Gopnik writes, "we have ended by making eating a smaller subject".

You can do something more like keyword searching in smaller subject collections, but nothing like Google searching (there is no relevance ranking, for instance), because the tools for doing anything meaningful with Web archives are years behind the tools for creating those archives.

Nowadays, a smaller subject height may be accepted through the use of new cameras with higher resolutions.

This may represent a real difference in response across disease groups, or may reflect the smaller subject numbers in those studies (n = 12 to 26).

In a smaller subject subset (n=16 40), the serum total IgE level was approximately twofold elevated in HR (p<0.01) and laRA (p<0.05), but with no deviation in eRA as compared with HC (figure 3B).

In supplementary analyses with a smaller subject sample we also included the ratio of the cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers β-amyloid1-42 (Aβ42) over total tau protein (T-tau) as a potential predictor.

During the nineteen-sixties and seventies, historians had produced longer and longer monographs on smaller and smaller subjects.

But the technology has improved even since "Avatar" and smaller subjects on smaller screens seem to be easier on the eyes of people made nauseated by oversize 3-D.

The newest version of whole body dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) analysis software from Hologic (Discovery 12.1) is designed to enhance bone detection in smaller subjects.

Gus Van Sant: There's a lot of focus on tenfold movies and not so many smaller subjects.

Overall, larger subjects generally have higher CLs as well as larger volumes than smaller subjects.