Sentence examples for subject as far from inspiring English sources

The subject, as far from her past as possible, supported the increasingly widespread contention that the only constant in her work was a devotion to physical beauty, without regard to race.

In a memoir read to the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society on October 21, 1803, he claimed: "An inquiry into the relative weights of the ultimate particles of bodies is a subject, as far as I know, entirely new; I have lately been prosecuting this inquiry with remarkable success".

The Japanese and the two Norwegian studies are the only prospective studies on this subject as far as we know.

For each case of suspected ILI, a study nurse visited the subject, (as far as possible on the same day) and collected a nasal and throat swab sample (comprised of a swab of both nasal cavities and a second swab of the throat) for culture.

This chapter includes design standards on subjects as far afield as grounding and powering, environmental issues, power issues, wiring practices, wire dressing, mounting devices and drawing and specification standards.

But political parties offer a messy bundle of promises on subjects as far apart as tax, war and sex, no longer tightly bound together by a coherent world view or ideology.

No significant difference was found between HIV positive and negative subjects as far as the size of TST response was concerned (p = 0.93).

The modulated "thicker" mucus neither plugged the airways of the experimental (mammalian) subjects, as far down in the airways tree as the bronchoscope allowed us to assess, or was the tracheal mucus clearance rate negatively affected.

These results could have implications for general anaesthesia management in healthy subjects, as far as gas exchange and/or potential ventilation-associated lung injury are concerned, and also for post-surgical and critical care.

The measurement duration for one position and spinal segment was around three minutes, in which the subjects, as far as possible, were required to maintain a static sitting position, with full backrest contact and the head in a horizontal position facing a video screen.

Intuitively it would seem appropriate that the physical testing situation and procedures should be standardized for all subjects as far as is practically possible, regardless of whether firm evidence exists about the influence of heating, lighting, noise control, or the arrangement of furniture.