Sentence examples for subjects not yet from inspiring English sources

It would require huge and lengthy studies to show slowing of cognitive and clinical progression or delay to diagnosis of dementia in subjects not yet showing any symptoms.

A Swedish longitudinal study on mass-evacuated subjects from Kosovo [ 9] found that eighteen months after evacuation, PTSD rates had risen from 37%to80%0% in subjects not yet having been repatriated, whereas those having repatriated voluntarily showed less morbidity at 52%.

Sampling post-event referent times for the subjects who stayed hospitalized longer than 7 days, thus, could bias results, as the referent exposures after the case day do not reflect actual exposures and risk of hospitalization for subjects not yet discharged.

In Frankfurt she had researched the roots of photography, a subject not yet widely taken seriously but very dear to Benjamin.

Field gravimetric and stratigraphic surveys were conducted with the aim to constraint the mechanisms responsible for the initiation of the Stenian-Tonian Paranoá basin, central Brazil, a subject not yet studied in detail.

This study surveys PHC HHR to explore factors significantly associated with their retention in PHC centers in Lebanon, a subject not yet systematically investigated.

This is a subject not yet fully resolved, because studies on cuticle genes and proteins have been mainly made with whole body extracts.

The smaller size of the polymeric micelles formed by random copolymers is interesting and intriguing; to the best of our knowledge, the comparison of the micelles formed by random and block copolymers of similar composition remains a subject not yet much studied.

This would be directly linked with the locational ulcerations risks, though subjects in this study not yet showing any sign of ulcers.

The remaining 210 study subjects had not yet started ART by their final interview within this period or were not interviewed between 90 days before ART initiation and 1080 after and are not included in this analysis.

One of the limitations of this study is that the subjects have not yet reached their final stature although further growth is expected to be minimal.