Sentence examples for subjects competed from inspiring English sources

In the fifth of the group's eight concerts at Carnegie Hall, on Sunday evening, two subjects competed for attention.

The subjects competed a questionnaire in which they evaluated themselves on traits like extroversion, stability and openness to new experiences.

Finally, in the study by Melis et al. (2006), subjects competed with a human rather than a conspecific, and they could have learned through their daily interactions that humans, unlike conspecifics, attend to and care about noise in competitive situations.

Larger subjects compete for medical ethicists' attention these days, and the etiquette of second opinions goes largely unsupervised.

For the 13th edition the editorial board tried to share the available space more equitably between the subjects competing for entry.

Zizzo (2002) tests the multi-stage patent race model by Harris and Vickers (1987) with an investment task where subjects compete for a monetary prize over several periods.

The second subject competed in a sprint triathlon (750 m swim, 20 K bike, 5 K run) without having sufficient previous physical training.

For the lack of fund-raising success so far, Mr. Wilder faulted the economy, the subject, competing African-American museums and mayoral obligations that have limited his time on the project.

In an experiment, such as a clinical trial, the investigator assigns subjects at random to treatment groups ensuring that comparable subjects receive competing treatments.

We found that the one-year and five-year cumulative incidences of the first surgical complication were 14.2 % and 20.6 %, respectively, for hemodialysis subjects compared to 11.0 % and 18.3 %, respectively, for non-hemodialysis subjects using competing risk analysis.

The vast majority of teachers felt the subject needed more curriculum time and felt that most other curriculum subjects were competing for this time.