Sentence examples for subject patient from inspiring English sources
Any of the intracranial major arteries can be affected; in one subject (patient # 2 in Table 3) the external carotid artery was examined, disclosing involvement of the superficial temporal artery in addition to the presence of intracranial artery narrowing.
Inter-observer agreement on the diagnosis of CS and patterns of 18F-FDG uptake was evaluated by estimating the overall agreement and the kappa statistic for multiple raters (experts) per subject (patient), a method put forward by Fleiss in 1971 [19].
The following verb shows how the verb is marked for subject, patient, object, and indirect object: ::/ni-mits-teː-tla-makiː-ltiː-s/ I-you-someone-something-give ::"I shall make somebody give something to you" (Classical Nahuatl) The Nahuatl noun has a relatively complex structure.
Indeed, in the clinical setting, it would be best to subject patient samples to a preliminary expansion test in order to determine their responsiveness to this protocol and thereby gauge the feasibility of generating clinically relevant numbers of GDTc.
Also, surgical intervention in early life will subject patient to high risk of injury to the crucial anatomical structures, such as the facial nerve and maxillary artery [ 5].
One subject (Patient 1) started experiencing episodes of loss of consciousness with respiratory arrest at the age of 21 years (Novy et al., 2014).
Repeated injections into the eye to maintain the improvement could subject patients to infections.
As is typical of health maintenance organizations, Medicare Advantage plans limit which health care providers patients can see and subject patients to bureaucratic hurdles.
The associated surgical retrieval procedures, meanwhile, subject patients to the distress associated with re-operation and expose them to additional complications5,6,7,8.
No humane system would subject patients to painful interventions and procedures that serve no purpose.
"Studies show that doctors want to die in comfort at home at the end of life, but subject patients to high-intensity ineffective treatments," he said.
