"Do not subject persons or their property to inspection, search and/ or detention solely because they appear to be Arab, Middle Eastern, Asian, and/or Muslim; or solely becasse they speak Arabic, Farsi, or another foreign language," one memorandum read.
Its violation, the statement says, causes incurable harm for the subject person and must be handled promptly so as to secure the personal privacy.
Defamation [may also apply] if 'false' words are communicated and likely to reduce the subject person in the eyes of a rightthinking recipient".
The English material entailed a basic problem asking for an appropriate verb based on the subject, person, and tense.
In this study, there was only one subject person, so in future experiments, we will increase the number of subjects and further examine the effectiveness of our method.
Proband is a term used most often in medical fields to denote a particular subject (person or animal) being studied or reported on.
Finite verbs are marked for subject person, number, and gender.
For each subject, person-years at risk of developing a subsequent cancer, by 5-year age group and calendar year were estimated.
For each study subject, person-years were counted from the date of baseline interview to the date of hip fracture diagnosis, date of death, or 31 December 2008 whichever occurred first.
For each subject, person-year of follow-up was counted from the date of enrolment to the date of diagnosis of HCC, being lost to follow-up, death, or 31 December 2010, whichever occurred first.
For each subject, person-years of follow-up were counted from the date of recruitment to the date of diagnosis of lung cancer, death, or 31 December 2006, whichever occurred first.
