Sentence examples for subject formed from inspiring English sources

His ideas on the subject formed the basis of his book, "Modern Technique of the Pedal," which he published in 1950.

Indeed, membership in a "plural subject" formed through nonvoluntary joint commitments plays such a large part in Gilbert's theory that it may be better to place her with those who advocate an associative or membership theory of political obligation than with the adherents of consent theory.

This suggests that the subject formed an integrated representation of each conspecific built up from the set of specific features of an individual.

The criterion of correct response in Clench model was that the subject formed the clenched fist and maintained the hand shape of the model over one second.

In both the NJ and ML trees, viral sequences from the same subject formed a distinct cluster, with the between-host branches to be much longer than the within-host branches.

Based on the presence and absence of 100%-ID phylotypes (unweighted UniFrac), samples from each subject formed distinct clusters.

These coupled with a belief in the powers of education, a love of my subject, forming mutually respectful relationships with students and the sheer pleasure of making a difference in another person's life makes for a very happy teacher.

A simple structural model explains behavior, and showed evidence of heterogeneity in both the subjective beliefs that subjects formed and their risk attitudes.

346 subjects formed the main study intention-to-treat population; 280 of them were of a female gender (81%) and 236 in the fertile age.

These 10 subjects formed the control group (see Table 1 for details).

8 subjects formed a control set and received post-training cortical and nuclear infusions of saline vehicle.