Sentence examples for subjects recommended from inspiring English sources

Some additional R&D subjects recommended by peer review comments have also been studied successfully in recent years.

League tables - drawn from the latest official government figures on pupils' academic achievement - have shown some 594 (23.4%) of the 2,540 schools teaching A-levels had no pupils with the two As and a B in the subjects recommended for the best degree courses.

Of 1,467 subjects recommended for additional evaluation on at least one modality, 181 biopsies were performed, yielding detection of 42 cancers.

The report also addressed the delicate issue of paying human subjects, recommending that the payments should neither be so high as to entice subjects unduly or so low that only the poor were willing to participate.

Burr and Eustis exchanged letters on the most intimate subjects, recommending potential romantic partners to each other and sharing a taste for well-educated women.

The work that best illustrates Botticelli's interest in reviving the glories of Classical antiquity is the The Calumny of Apelles (c. 1495), a subject recommended by Alberti, who took it from a description of a work by the ancient Greek painter Apelles.

Gorsuch [ 29] claims that there should be at least five subjects per variable, and a minimum of 200 subjects is recommended for confirmatory factor analysis.

A phase II study of a large number of subjects is recommended to confirm this finding.

The subjects were recommended to take the first dose of study medication as early as possible after the onset of migraine attack.

undernourished individuals with BMI below 18.50 kg/m (females: group F1; males: group M1); subjects with recommended BMI, according to WHO, with BMI 18.50 24.99 kg/m (groups: F2 and M2, resp).; overweight subjects, with their BMIs ranging from 25.00 to 29.99 kg/m (groups: F3 and M3); obese subjects, with a BMI of at least 30.00 kg/m (groups: F4 and M4).

Three to four weeks later, subjects were recommended for full weight-bearing as tolerated.