Sentence examples for table subjects from inspiring English sources

Three moderate systemic reactions were recorded for cohort I subjects, as described for both IM and TC groups in Table 2. Axillary adenopathy occurred in one TC vaccinated subject at D7 and D14 (Table subjects 2).

Although we carefully set up the mirror to reflect the monitor image of the rubber hand as if it was placed horizontally on the table, subjects might have perceived the spatial incongruity of the hand and/or lack of 3-D information that might have caused the deviation in the pointing movement.

Using a predetermined randomization table, subjects were assigned to one of two groups for 20 min daily treatment for 1 month – direct visual observation of another person's lower limbs and feet moving coupled with the subject moving his phantom limbs and feet mimicking the same movements (n = 11) or mental visualization of moving the subject's phantom limbs and feet (n = 9).

The focus is placed on the vibration response caused by the moving table subjected to different velocity motion programs.

A lighting scheme of tiny spotlights beaming down from the ceiling can mean that a restaurant looks romantically dark from certain angles but has given tables, or given chairs at tables, subjected to a harsh, unpleasant glare.

Brown and Saiidi (2008) reported the comparative results of two substandard bridge bents tests under dynamic ground motions on the shaking tables subjected to near-fault and far-field ground motions.

Table 1 Subjects of the study Subject Cleft palate children after surgery Control group Vietnamese 10 3 Korean 10 kSNAP.

Table 1 Subject Demographics Subject number Age Gender Aura/no aura Migraine-related dizziness?

"I'm sure it's fun," Ms. White said of the Table, with subjects like "Historical Conceptions of Place" and "Proportionality in Architecture".

Therefore, we obtained a cross-tabulation table with subjects as rows and modalities ("yes" and "no") as columns.

In this table, these subjects were categorized as carriers of a rare missense substitution.