Sentence examples for subjects description from inspiring English sources

Subjects description, array parameters and data are available in [37].

The following data were extracted: study characteristics (e.g. author and year), participant characteristics (e.g. age and number of subjects), description of interventions, duration of trial period, types of outcomes assessed and time point.

They are not impressive visually, but the subjects' descriptions of abusive treatment by United States guards and interrogators — handwritten by Mr. Heyman into the spaces surrounding the images — are appalling, infuriating and heartbreaking.

In such cases, Nisbett and his co-investigators found that subjects' descriptions of the causal influences on their own behavior closely mirrored the influences hypothesized by outside observers.

For example, Malle and Knobe (1997) gave subjects descriptions of 20 behaviors, and asked them to rate how intentional the behaviors were on an eight point scale (0 = "not at all"; 7 = "completely").

She gave her subjects descriptions of hypothetical demonstrations by the Tea Party, KKK, NAACP, and Black Lives Matter.

The complex, cluster-like presentation of MDD became evident through subjects' descriptions of symptoms as impacts and vice versa (e.g., decreased concentration as a symptom and/or impact of MDD).

Subjects' descriptions of string removal varied; most reported feeling fine, that nothing bad happened and that there was no worst part of the removal; some reported a tickling, pricking or scraping sensation in the throat; a few described the removal as if they were being choked and couldn't breathe, or that they felt nauseated.

Each of the 10 sessions includes a short video introduction and detailed lesson plan that provides an overview of the subject, description of experiments and links to reading material, including a free downloadable textbook, "Science Appreciation: Introduction to Science Literacy," by Professor Dennin and John White.

At this point in its development it has good potential for broader clinical use and for better subject description in AOS research.

Herzig-Yoshinaga and her husband, John Jack Herzigig, pored over mountains of documents from the War Relocation Authority, a task that "was roughly equivalent to indexing all the information in a library, working from a card catalog that only gave a subject description by shelf, without giving individual book titles or authors".