Sentence examples for subject to properly from inspiring English sources

Statistical analysis was conducted using PROC MIXED in SAS 9.2 (SAS Institute, Cary, NC), with each simulation as "subject" to properly model the covariance structure (LP and QP consensus maps were generated for each simulation).

We believe that, to date, the introduction and use of most permanent soft tissue fillers have in no way been subject to properly designed prospective scientific research and therefore should still be considered as fully experimental.

Deficits in the timing and modulation of postural reactions are unlikely to be caused by abnormalities in kinaesthesia, but abnormal processing of proprioceptive feedback affects the subjects' ability to properly adjust the gain of their postural responses to varying balance perturbations (i.e., scaling).

Perhaps, the suspicion lingers, he is simply too close to his subjects to be properly critical of them.

A special magnetostrictive material (terfenol), when subjected to a properly controlled magnetic field, induces giant magnetostrictive motions.

On another video, one veteran of the fast-food industry proffers advice on how to act at a drive-in window ("Do not scream 'hello' as soon as you pull up to the speaker. Wait to be greeted"), while there are more than 500 videos on the momentous subject of how to properly set the dinner table.

Firstly, the validity of a piece of scientific knowledge is properly subject to scientific, rather than political, debate.

She said the court's rejection of the argument that violence against women was an appropriate subject for national legislation was a reminder of earlier eras, when the Supreme Court viewed labor-management issues and, even earlier, slavery, as a matter of interpersonal relations, not properly subject to federal intervention.

Floyd Abrams, a First Amendment lawyer who now represents CNN and has represented The Times in the past, believes as we do that the networks "are properly subject to criticism but not to the heavy guns of governmental conduct designed to intimidate them".

Once again, the high identification actor was judged more responsible, more appropriately blamed, and more properly subject to guilt than a low identification actor.

A bit later, he clarifies that only a certain kind of agent qualifies as a moral agent and is thus properly subject to ascriptions of responsibility, namely, one who possess a capacity for decision.