Sentence examples for under which subjects from inspiring English sources

See the subject mapping explainer for details on which courses will appear under which subjects.

These results replicate and extend our previous findings to those circumstances under which subjects are allowed to choose when to deceive.

This model makes three important predictions: (1) It predicts the circumstances under which subjects should perceive a common cause or independent causes.

After a brief introduction to the neural correlates of performance monitoring in general, we will elaborate on the methods of measuring error awareness and discuss the conditions under which subjects may become aware or remain unaware of an error.

Cobb added that he and Trump's personal attorneys would likely negotiate terms such as whether the president would be under oath and which subjects could be discussed.

A recent paper reported that when gaze position was manipulated, a detection advantage for peripheral stimuli in the straight-ahead direction was maintained under conditions in which subjects simultaneously needed to detect brief dimming of the fixation point (Durand et al. 2012).

This is not surprising, as previous studies reported that such coupling was significantly smaller when the task was performed under an isometric condition than under a compliant condition in which subjects moved the levers against a spring-like load (Kilner et al., 2000); moreover, some healthy human subjects do not exhibit such coupling even under compliant conditions (Baker and Baker, 2003).

The second part of the IGT performance constitutes "decision-making under risk" [ 47], in which subjects become more knowledgeable on the risks associated with each deck.

In addition, the clinical protocol under which the subjects are challenged requires malaria treatment without delay upon diagnosis of parasitemia by light microscopy, thus precluding subsequent direct observation of any parasitemia-limiting effects or abrogation of clinical manifestations that may be induced by a blood stage vaccine.

Under the British, Khawaja Sara were seen as a breach of public decency and placed under the Criminal Tribes Act (1871) which subjected them to compulsory registration, strict monitoring and a deep-rooted social stigma which continues to this day.

The results of our study enable us to propose simple heuristics for determining the conditions under which coatings subject to electrohydrodynamic forces will level.