Sentence examples for subjects that it from inspiring English sources

Recognizing the reality of this threat, some people think it is imperative to disclose to research subjects that "it is unlikely that their identities can be kept hidden if their genetic data are revealed" [ 46].

This is a good time for the royal family to signal to the outside world and to its own subjects that it has a credible plan to transfer power to younger leaders.

So they might show this purple object here, and tell subjects that it was a [INAUDIBLE].

But the photographs give such vivid presence to their subjects that it is hard not to feel genuinely moved by the democratic romance.

An intelligent manufacturing system is intended to produce one or more subjects that it is designed for in an optimal way.

We were able to show the IRB that the research presented no more than minimal risk to the subjects, that it wouldn't infringe their rights or harm their welfare, and that we weren't deceiving participants about the work involved.

But even at its most rushed, the book evinces a genuine affection for its subjects that makes it tough to resist.

Our DA however has some limitations; first, our pilot testing involved ten subjects that makes it difficult to generalize the results for a wide spread use.

Since David Henkin joined the History faculty at Berkeley in 1997, he has taught and written about the sorts of subjects that rarely make it into traditional textbooks.

It feels so natural, so close to its subject matter, that it doesn't feel like it was written at all.

But it's not its subject matter that limits it, as far as I can see.