Sentence examples for units subjects from inspiring English sources

However, there has only been a handful of units (subjects) that offered the variety of online tools that will be discussed in this article, including a 3D virtual world for learning.

The reduction of type 1 procollagen in DC (569 ± 219 units) and DPN (542 ± 237 units) subjects was not statistically significant.

Of the city's two million rental units, about one million are stabilized units subject to the board's decisions.

If the Bush tax cuts expire, the capital gains rate would rise to 20 percent and all dividends would be treated as ordinary income — and in 2015, the number of tax units subject to Buffett would fall by 100,000.

The plant contains nanofiltration, reverse osmosis and electrodialysis reversal units subject to the same source water.

An appropriate setting for positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) helps stabilize recruitment and reduces the number of lung units subjected to stress focusing and tidal opening and closure.

The unit commitment (UC) problem aims to find an optimal schedule of generating units subject to demand and operating constraints for an electricity grid.

For example the admissable STM 1 load in Erl bitrate units subject to a unique backbone network call level GOS of 0.1% typically saves 5% of capacity subject to NHR with one alternative route only.

The paper describes the experimental investigations on the novel laminated hybrid-glass units subjected to quasi-static out-of-plane loads and presents the corresponding analytical models developed to characterise the load deflection response of the units, both in the unfractured and post-fractured states.

The aim of this study was to perform an extensive biochemical comparison of the pharmaceutically licensed coagulation active plasma Octaplas with an identical, but universally applicable, development product (Uniplas) and single-donor fresh-frozen plasma (FFP) units subjected to a medical device treatment using a combination of methylene-blue dye and subsequent white-light exposure (MB plasma).

The strong preferential binding of ORF1p and ORF2p with their encoding L1 RNA and the chaperone activity of ORF1p can provide a high level of specificity in recognition of "parental" L1 DNA units subjected to noncanonical replication and, therefore, in epigenetic targeting on a genomic scale.