Therefore luciferin, if injected into the subjects, acts as a biomarker of gene expression, in particular by tumor cells, allowing in vivo tumor imaging.
The portraits segue in and out of informally choreographed segments in which the subjects act out Ms. Har'el's fantasies of their inner lives.
With some plays, the subject matter acts as a satnav.
In the passive voice, the subject is acted upon.
What filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer uncovered in his Academy Award nominated first film on the subject, The Act of Killing, and now in his follow up film, The Look of Silence, is the dirty little secret that this was a cover story to justify a ruthless military take over of the country.
The overall form of the given sentence articulates the basic form of intentionality in the experience: subject-act-content-object.
The committee waived further examination, as the Medical Research Involving Subjects Act did not apply.
This way, even if the teachers are not experts in the subject, the software acts as a prop and teachers can act more as classroom managers rather than subject-matter authorities.
The subjects instead act more in accordance with reasons that are independent of the authority when they obey the authority.
Furthermore, compared with the vision-based systems, this kind of systems would not supply additional privacy information, thus the subjects may act more naturally as in their daily life.
This model illustrates a nearly-identical set of single indicators supporting a theoretically complex and somewhat unusual model structure – a model structure matching how the subjects' brains acted causally in determining the subjects' momentary spatial preferences.
