Sentence examples for subjects development from inspiring English sources

Depending on data structure, Growth Curve Analysis or Multilevel Analyses will be used to estimate and predict subjects' development regarding substance use and behaviour problems in the future.

Thus, significantly more of the non-swimmers showed differential development between one arch and the antagonist arch, indicating that the swimmers show significantly improved within-subject development of the upper and the lower dentoalveolar arches.

Subject: Development of relations between the EU and the Western Balkan countries The Slovenian Presidency has indicated that one of its priorities is the development of relations between the EU and the Western Balkan countries.

For example, Judith Butler's famous articulation of performativity as a way of understanding subject-development suggests to her and others the possibility of disarticulating seamless performances to subvert the meanings with which they are invested (Butler 1999 [1990]).

Watching comedy from non-Western countries humanises the subjects of development in a way that nothing else does.

One of the most interesting grass- roots movements at the moment is the drive initiated by the Headteachers' Roundtable to create a real national baccalaureate incorporating academic and technical subjects, personal development and non-academic achievements in one qualification.

In the near decade since I finished undergrad, I was fortunate to establish two careers from these subjects – international development and writing.

Current constitutional law subjects most development rights to government vetoes, which invite perpetual intrigue and personal favoritism.

A significantly higher chest wall compliance was found in patients with neuromuscular disorders predisposing these subjects to development of atelectasis and hypoxemia.

Thirdly, it argues that incorporating emotions into both our analyses and methodologies can challenge orthodox constructions of subjects in development as rationalistic and atomistic actors.

Twenty-two of the study subjects had development of GD despite the treatment.