Sentence examples for subjects faced with from inspiring English sources

While such research is in early days, we expect that the trend of finding results that challenge the idea that folk morality is incompatibilist will persist for subjects faced with problems in social judgment, while incompatibilist responses will be more likely to surface, when they do, in contexts more abstracted from everyday social judgment.

In this article, we primarily address the question of the likelihood of a motivational process sharing the features proposed by Waage and other authors, in the case of human subjects faced with a foraging task.

In conclusion, 9 weeks of grape PP supplementation secures an unwavering metabolic state in healthy overweight/obese first-degree relatives of type 2 diabetic subjects faced with a 6-day fructose overload, preventing liver and muscle IR while bearing no adverse effects.

We are aware that the effect reported in the present study has been obtained using static sounds, whereas, in everyday life, subjects face with moving stimuli, approaching or receding from the body.

Anxiety reduces the self-efficacy of the subject faced with pain, reduces the ability to control pain, and can promote chronicity of pain.

In the first stage, subjects are faced with a corruption game, where subjects' exposure to corruption is randomly varied by increasing the probability of detection.

The historian's interest in the photograph, however, will rest less with the subjects' faces than with the inscription in the lower right corner, where each has penned a greeting to Olive in painstaking handwriting done with a relief nib in India ink.

"What will our fellow citizens think if honest subjects are faced with such a decree not to mention the great material losses it would incur".

This refers to the general problem that subjects are faced with: deciding which cues correspond to the same source and which are unrelated to one another.

A decrement in performance was seen in both Control and Experimental groups when subjects were faced with the CCWFF and subsequent retraining in the CWFF.

In the Decision phase, subjects were faced with pairwise choices between an Si+ and an Si−, or an Sd+ and an Sd−.