Sentence examples for some more subjects from inspiring English sources

In the subscale "gastrointestinal" complaints, some more subjects with more than one tick bite reported ulcer- and non-ulcer dyspepsia (adjusted p = 0.079), and there was a trend towards more IgM positives reporting constipation (Additional file 1; adjusted p = 0.081).

While I can well understand how tests in some of the more subjective subjects can be skewed to favor different backgrounds, I fail to see how basic math and English assessment can be such a burden.

He and Obama have a casual and comfortable rapport, and it'll be interesting to see how the conversation will evolve when they tackle some more serious subject matter.

The distribution of sweating on the original five-point scale was also much more skewed to the left in the general population than in the untreated OSA cohort, where more subjects report some degree of nocturnal sweating (see figure 3).

The project steers clear of some more controversial subjects.

He lists some more suitable subjects, including "acid rain", "the plight of the giant panda bear", "urban sprawl" and, finally: "Death.

While the two have written several readable presidential campaign chronicles together, Witcover has gone solo on some more enduring subjects, including a history of the vice presidency and now this often wise volume on what's wrong with presidential elections.

The documentaries explored PTSD among U.S. veterans of the occupation of Iraq, life and death among four generations of an Argentinian family, disenfranchised fishermen in the Azores islands and some more playful subjects, too.

Some studies are more convincing than others, because they include more subjects and show a larger effect.

"The more subjects we do, the more subjects are revealed to us".

More than 80% were set for three or more subjects.