Sentence examples for subjects were published from inspiring English sources

His other linguistic writings, along with poems and essays on aesthetic subjects, were published by his brother in seven volumes (1841 52).

Last year alone, three books that tackle such subjects were published by contributors to The Times: Henry Alford's "Would It Kill You to Stop Doing That: A Modern Guide to Manners"; Philip Galanes's "Social Q's: How to Survive the Quirks, Quandaries and Quagmires of Today"; and the former "Ethicist" columnist Randy Cohen's "Be Good: How to Navigate the Ethics of Everything".

In 1983, Strömholm's noirish black-and-white pictures of his sexually ambiguous subjects were published in a volume that has since become a classic of book-length photographic essays, and it helped establish him as an eminence of post-World War II photography.

Recently, draft regulations for research with human subjects were published for public comment [ 22].

Details of the sampling and characteristics of these subjects were published elsewhere [ 14].

10 The initial Phase I studies in 30 healthy subjects were published in 2005 and established that linaclotide was safe and well tolerated in single oral doses of up to 3000 μg.

Such credit-bearing subjects are published in the Catalog with a footnote instructing Tufts students to register under the ROTC number, and MIT, Harvard, and Wellesley students to register under either number.

In 2008, a meta-analysis of 12 studies, with a total of 1,574,299 subjects was published in the BMJ (6).

The first H-MRS study in DLB subjects was published in 2002.

It was not until the full study on 249 subjects was published that statistically significant effects were shown.

At around the same time, the first GWAS for a single specific IgE (grass) using 2315 cases and 10 032 control subjects was published, that identified three loci, 5q22 (TMEM232/SLC25A46q21LP), 6q21 (HLA-DRB4) and 11q13 (C11orf30/LRRC32) [ 37].