Sentence examples for subjects were forced from inspiring English sources

But the subjects were forced to express a choice, and they did.

In one of Baumeister's experiments, subjects were forced to eat a pair of radishes instead of the freshly baked, aromatic chocolate chip cookies sitting on the same table.

One thing that convinced the scientists that the activity levels were innate, and not the product of a person's being overweight or underweight, was that the levels did not change when the subjects were forced to gain or lose weight in different phases of the study.

Several studies in which subjects were forced to sleep in the second half of the night when HPA activity is enhanced have shown that delta sleep emerges only during troughs of cortisol activity (Follenius et al, 1992; Orth et al, 1967; Spath-Schwalbe et al, 1992,1993; Van Cauter et al, 1991; Weibel et al, 1995; Weitzman et al, 1974,1974).

As expected, no difference in breathing rhythms was found among the four periods (pre-SC, post-SC, pre-NS and post-NS) since the subjects were forced to breathe through their mouths and as such, respiration was not influenced either by NS or SC (SM-C).

Without any training, subjects were forced to guess the meaning of the Lithuanian words.

Because the first fixations of each eye movement trace of the subjects are forced at the center of the image [50], these fixations are removed in the experiments.

In a lab version of exposure therapy--whereby subjects are forced to confront their fears as a way to overcome them--the researchers repeatedly played the tone or displayed the square without pairing it with a shock.

Provided that enough trials are available for the analysis, this assumption is not expected to be affected by whether subjects are forced to respond on all trials or not.

Intellectual pursuits such as mathematics were encouraged, but because of the country's isolation, Japanese with a flair for the subject were forced to forge their own paths.

Held captive in the Aperture Science Enhancement Center, the test subject is forced to solve a series of increasingly perplexing puzzles involving placing weights on large buttons or bypassing deadly hazards.