Sentence examples for subject produce from inspiring English sources

Writers who are intimately familiar with their subject produce more knowing, more confident and, as a result, stronger results.

A non-magnetic subject produces a straight green line on the screen.

By comparison, the new survey — with 29 questions devoted to this one subject — produced a markedly different result.

No subject produces a literature so anxious, expressed not so much in its grandiosity as in its defensive jokiness and regular-guydom.

Like Mr. Adams and Mr. Sellars, Ms. Goodman read up voluminously on her subject, producing a script that is sometimes slangy and often inspirational.

Manford will start a routine on how often men masturbate (and survey the audience on the subject), producing not a tirade about hypocrisy, but some very forgiving jokes about finding the subject uncomfortable.

But occasionally the subject produces headlines, as it did two months ago when Democratic members of the Texas Legislature fled to Oklahoma to avoid creating a quorum to address the issue.

No other subject produces such irrational judgment.

Each subject produces J distinct quantal responses or is classified with respect to J dichotomous categories.

Many scientific studies measure different types of high-dimensional signals or images from the same subject, producing multivariate functional data.

That is, there was a correlation between the number of inconsistent items that a subject produced and the accuracy of the individual's consistently recalled items.