Sentence examples for subject wherein from inspiring English sources

Its lucid perspectival construction contrasts with treatment of the subject wherein Christ is relegated to the background while three unidentified figures dominate the foreground.

These results were further extended in human subjects, wherein miR-454 in plasma of SCD patients was also reduced significantly in comparison with levels determined in control subjects.

This paper details a study wherein four trained clinicians achieved statistically significant reliability (see below) in estimating the precise locations of latent TrPs in the trapezius muscle of volunteer subjects (n=20).

After completing the base studies, the subjects who initially received blinded colesevelam (n = 196) or the placebo (n = 166) entered a 52-week extension study wherein they received open-label colesevelam (3.75 g/day).

An important causal distinction can be found in Experiencer-subject EPs, wherein an emotion may be internally or externally caused as proposed in Liu (2002), or termed "inherent vs. directed feelings" in Jackendoff (2007).

Additionally, subjective vividness ratings were obtained wherein subjects indicated how well they were able to visualize each of their individual stories while in the scanner.

This final line of thought already points towards a social utopia: by overcoming the alienated world of "mechanical forces" (1911b: 45) through works that transform life, we may recover a genuine community with and a direct knowledge of others wherein "subject and object collapse into each other" (1911b: 46).

To disambiguate between these accounts of choice behavior, we used the behavioral data to compare active inference, in which subjects maximize both entropy and expected utility, with a model wherein subjects maximized expected utility alone.

Although this could explain our results because the subjects breathed oronasally through a mask, it cannot explain the results of Marcus et al. [ 5] as their subjects breathed through a mouthpiece, nor the results of Waters et al. [ 14] wherein subjects breathed through an endotracheal tube while under the influence of 1% halothane in oxygen.

To circumvent this problem, we developed an experimental design wherein subjects acquired information from words presented in a subliminal manner, such that conscious remembering was minimized.

Predicted trends were compared with measured electromyographic (EMG) data recorded during static trunk extension exertions wherein subjects held weighted barbells at specific horizontal and vertical locations relative to the lumbo-sacral spine junction.