Sentence examples for subjects large from inspiring English sources

The law subjects large, interconnected financial firms to the same comprehensive oversight and capital standards as traditional banks.

The result was a serial news conference, a frictionless surface-skate over subjects large and small that prevented any candidate from standing out, to the benefit of the governor, already the best-known candidate, and very heavily financed.

In highly controlled experiments, in order to show a rise in triglycerides, the experimental design has to be based on feeding the subjects large amounts of refined sugars and flours, and/or the subjects in the experiments are required to eat more food than they can comfortably consume; in other words, they are forced to overeat.

In some non-diabetic subjects, large islets with a vast majority of alpha cells were occasionally observed (ESM Fig.  1c).

This issue is particularly pressing in the context of global climate change, which subjects large numbers of populations to shifts in temperature, aridity, seasonal patterns, etc.

Let n k   = n 1k   + n 2k and classify centers as either very large (n k   ≥ 69 subjects ; 3 centers, 248 subjects), large (56 ≤ n k   ≤ 68 subjects ; 4 centers, 228 subjects), medium (31 ≤ n k   ≤ 55 subjects, 7 centers, 282 subjects )) and small (n k   < 31 subjects, 16 centers, 242 subjects).

Each version was performed by twenty-four subjects (large-value version: ten males, thirteen females, and one subject for whom gender was not recorded; small-value version: eight males, sixteen females), and each subject completed one set of card arrangements (e.g., ABCD, ACDB, ADBC, etc). to control for the position effect.

Given the mixed findings in this group of subjects, larger, parallel design dose ranging studies with NS2359 using higher doses are warranted.

He also argued that the agency plans to adopt two other rules on Thursday that will subject large swaths of trades to regulatory scrutiny.

It would make sense to subject large firms in the private sector to a second layer of audit and surprise inspections by an independent public institution.

A tightly made, fiercely liberal work, it tackled a subject larger studios would not touch.