Sentence examples for subject of relative from inspiring English sources

The philosopher P.T. Geach first broached the subject of relative identity and introduced the phrase 'relative identity'.

The subject of relative toxicity represents one of the most challenging areas of environmental health research in that PM is not a single entity.

While we're on the subject of relatives, I couldn't help but add john615's recommendation of Luniz's I Got 5 On It.

The second should be "cost," because the subject of that relative clause is the plural "deductions".

The subject of the relative clause in this construction — as we have pointed out many, many times before — is "that," which here is plural to agree with its antecedent, "euphemisms".

Study design variables such as type of control group, sex of the study subject and type of relative examined did not significantly account for heterogeneity.

This paper presents a method based on a class of entropy measures on the recorded Electroencephalogram (EEG) signals of human subjects for relative quantification of fatigue during driving.

As each study subject had two measurements of relative mitochondrial DNA copy number (RMtDNAcn), mixed regression models were used to account for within-subject correlation and estimate means and 95% confidence intervals (CI).

Relative timing variability was obtained by the mean of intra-subject standard deviation of relative timing of t aiming movements to the targets.

While there was variability among all subjects in terms of relative BMPR2 gene expression, analysis according to gender revealed a statistically significant difference between females (0.045 ± 0.011) and males (0.056 ± 0.027).

For every study subject six replicate values of relative expression per each alternative WNK1 splice form (ex+11+12, ex−11+12, and ex−11−12) was calculated.