Sentence examples for subjects open from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama said subjects open for consultation would include "the importance of pursuing a two-state solution".
For the same reason, among Harrison's best are the poems on cars, rock music, skin diving: after all, these subjects open doors to the place in the heart where we come closest to knowing who we really are.
Figure 2a shows the I/O curves of the DM in patients (filled circles) and control subjects (open circles) at rest.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Motor-evoked potential (MEP) recruitment curves of the deltoideus muscle (DM), both sides averaged, at rest (a) and low-level muscular activity of the DM in slight voluntary abduction of the shoulder against resistance (b) in patients (filled circles) and control subjects (open circles) after transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) at five different stimulus levels.
Klein's subjects open their lives to him because of moments like these.
In this small study performed in HIV patients, some subjects opened their bottles more often than needed (surplus opening).
In turn, his subjects opened up to him and coöperated in creating moving photographs that shed light on one of the most pressing issues of the time.
An education in Stem subjects opens the door to job opportunities in food and drink manufacturing, from developing exciting new varieties of chocolate bar to changing the future of eco-friendly cars.
A Life in Isolation For L.I.R.R. Gunman In December 1993, Colin Ferguson, a Brooklyn resident carrying a handgun and handwritten notes in which he vented his rage on various subjects, opened fire on a Long Island Rail Road train in Nassau County.
Does it mean that a good school is now not so good?" Mrs Russell says the new benchmark of pupils achieving good grades in five academic subjects opens up a debate of what subjects should be taught.
The 5 anaesthetised subjects opened their eyes on command at 13.7 minutes and moved their limbs on command at 16 minutes after the TCI had finished, data are means.
