Sentence examples for subjects relocated from inspiring English sources

That being said, based on studies of maternal residential relocation during pregnancy, it is unlikely that a substantial proportion of subjects relocated during their pregnancy (Lupo et al. 2010; Miller et al. 2010).

Three subjects relocated to the boxlike spaces about a week ago, and on June 4th they are expected to emerge with finished books.

Cooper et al. (2001) had remarkable success in relocating farmers enrolled in chronic disease clinic studies in Starr County, Texas, with 90.8% of subjects relocated 10 years after enrollment.

Of the 376 participants, 9 women who became pregnant took temporary leave from the study (the study protocol permitted reenrollment 12 months after delivery), 4 subjects died of causes unrelated to the study, 7 subjects relocated (of whom 3 commuted for annual assessments), and 26 withdrew consent or were lost to follow-up.

Although the joint positioning error is commonly tested with the subjects relocating their head to a neutral posture following active cervical movements [ 17, 26] our method appears to be adequate to test sensorimotor dysfunction in patients with cervical musculoskeletal conditions.

Following a review of the powers available to manage the terrorist threat, the range of measures available under the Tpim Act is being extended, including a measure to allow Tpim subjects to be relocated to different parts of the country.

But in response to the increased threat we face and in response to the police and security services telling us this is what they need, we will legislate to allow TPIM subjects to be relocated to different parts of the country.

Afterwards, cells were unmounted, subjected to FISH, relocated under the microscope and FISH-signals and again immunostaining-signals were recorded.

However in an altitude study, 22 obese male subjects with metabolic syndrome were relocated from 500 to 1700 metres above sea level for 3 weeks [8].

This register can be cross-referenced with the SHCR to determine subjects who have died or relocated out of the county.

In 1951, after being the subject of numerous pranks, the statue was relocated to Byrd Stadium, reinforced with 700 pounds of concrete, and anchored with steel rods.