Sentence examples for subject to record from inspiring English sources

Lie detectors utilize sensors placed on the test subject to record respiration, heart rate, blood pressure, and galvanic skin response or moisture in the fingertips.

His "enemy" became his best friend, and the U-turn he performed earlier this year, ordering massive financial transfers to the ailing French business sector, came as a shock to a population subject to record levels of personal taxation.

A digital video camera (Sony DCR-SR30E, sampling rate 25 Hz) was placed in front of the subject to record arm and eye movements, and to discard incorrectly performed trials.

A digital video camera was positioned sagittal to the subject to record a reach-side view of the subject from lower leg to head at a sampling frequency of 500 frames per second (f/s).

A health check sheet was given to each subject to record any symptoms after the nasal vaccination as well as their answers to questions regarding their medical history.

This instrument asks the subject to record how many days in the last week they performed recommended self-care activities such as following a healthful eating plan, or participating in at least 30 minutes of physical activity.

Although the RASS score has good discriminant ability and reliability in published studies [ 23], it is potentially subject to recording bias by clinical staff and is semi-subjective.

Conclusions: The presence of nuchal cord is subject to recording bias.

She did not cite any other federal agencies subject to records preservation requirements that routinely recycle such tapes.

Kay Slay's tapes -- he has released well over 500 since starting in 1994 -- would most certainly earn parental advisory stickers if they were subject to recording industry regulations.

While self-reported race and ethnicity is still subject to recording mistakes, it avoids external assignment and thus is more likely to represent the social constructs to which race and ethnicity relate and which affect helmet use.