Sentence examples for subject interactions from inspiring English sources

For example, investigators will need to consider when the additional subject interactions become overly burdensome on particular populations for example, minority communities that may have been studied extensively in the past.

The purpose of the PCIR is to "provide an environment that promotes participation in clinical and translational research in addition to providing clinical resources for cost-effective human subject interactions".

There was no subject interaction, all data was 100% archival, and the company and the subjects were anonymized.

The direction finding and the golden section line search algorithms were coded inside objects called "tunes" (since our first experiment involved musical excerpts) such that all calculations take place transparently to an outer algorithm that facilitates subject interaction.

The randomization scheme was generated by study personnel with no subject interaction or other monitoring roles using an online tool (http://www.randomization.com); it was provided to the drug packing company, which used it to prepare and pre-label the kits with sequential numbers.

Lid males were consistent in their lid task performance (Table 4), both when they were facing their cage companions (No-Interaction tests), and when they were facing the female test subject (Interaction tests).

The mixed model also included a random storage by subject interaction.

Total time in direct volunteer subject interaction was 660 min; allotment breakdown by group and key informant is provided in Table  1.

Using the GMV data from VBM, performing the same repeated measure ANOVA comparing LH and RH, we found a similar between subject interaction between gender and D_AEP (F = 23.45, df = 1,22, p = <.0001).

We conducted a power calculation for a repeated measures analysis of variance with within-between subject interaction with three waves, two conditions, and two school levels, assuming a.5 correlation between repeated measures.

Only the highest Dutch officials are permitted to cross the bridge to the mainland; the Japanese authorities closely monitor their subjects' interactions with the Europeans, and under the shogunate's policy of seclusion, it's a capital crime for any Japanese person to leave the country.