Sentence examples for using the same subject from inspiring English sources

If you've been trading e-mail back and forth with a particular person and using the same subject line, Gmail displays those messages in a single string that it calls a "conversation".

Because Waldie abandoned his short story collection about Lakewood and wrote the more poetic, fragmented version using the same subject, his book has less of a narrative and more of an intense focus on details.

The purpose of this investigation was to assess the effects of NO3− supplementation on performance during a variety of high-intensity intermittent exercise tests using the same subject population, exercise modality, and NO3− dosing procedures.

The equipment correctly identified liars and nonliars more than 80percentt of the time -- a slightly higher percentage than polygraph equipment operated by experts using the same subjects.

Of course, using the same subjects would help, but they'd grow older (and many would die) over this time scale, so you'd have to find some way of introducing new subjects while keeping the data consistent.

According to this lack, the present study was conducted in order to compare three typical egocentric and allocentric mental rotation stimuli in microgravity within a single experiment and using the same subjects and setup conditions.

In Study 3 (N = 168, using the same subjects as in Study 2), the effects of the IM and the IEP were analyzed to determine whether they were maintained or they increased with time.

A follow-up study, using the same subjects that were judged to be in remission in 2001 2002, examined the rates of return to problem drinking in 2004 2005.

On the one hand, using the same subjects increases the likelihood that one variable's rating influences the rating of another variable.

The main object of the study was to compare the Information Transfer Rate (ITR) obtainable with the dry cap with that previously established for the full cap for an existing paradigm using the same subjects.

Despite the lack of any long-term effects on the measured parameters in this study and on adult resting metabolic rate using the same subjects as here [15], [16], Krause et al. (2009) found a significant effect of early nutritional treatment on adult body mass loss after a short period of food deprivation.