Sentence examples for subject examined from inspiring English sources

But the study's attempt to isolate the effect of personal experience on financial decisions (a subject examined in more detail in our sister column, "Free exchange", this week) is potentially relevant to those learning not only how markets work but how to apply rigour to financial decisions of other kinds.

Children were assigned to one of these categories separately for each subject examined (English, mathematics and language).

This definition should be distinguished from an image phenotype which is a set of multiple acquired quantitative measurements obtained from digital imaging data as parameters for personalized characterization of the subject examined.

Qualitative assessments are not too much influenced by them, but small differences in position of a subject within the same scanner, let alone a subject examined on different MR systems, could have major effects on geometry if not corrected for.

Reviewing it for The New York Review of Books, the poet Charles Simic noted that Ms. Szymborska "often writes as if on an assigned subject," examining it in depth.

This article (Part I of two on the subject) examines the factors that influence student satisfaction with their modular courses.

However, the communication was unsatisfactory and inadequate from the examiners in the Self group for the first subjects examined.

Among the subjects examined was urban renewal.

The Pisa exams are administered to more than 500,000 pupils in the 70 countries that paid to take part, with the three subjects examined worldwide at the end of 2015.

In 2010, Susan Diekelmann and colleagues in Germany published a study in which subjects examined specific patterns of objects on a grid before sleeping in the laboratory.

Two trials (n = 49 male subjects) examined balance performance (Table 5).