Sentence examples for vulnerable subjects from inspiring English sources

We will continue to pay teaching grants to universities for more expensive and also vulnerable subjects.

Hefce says the vulnerable subjects are in a healthier state than they were three years ago.

Yet I'm inclined to think MTS has made a real difference to some of its previously isolated and vulnerable subjects.

The commission is now reviewing the Federal Government's rules on experiments with "vulnerable subjects," such as children and mental patients.

Other violations included a lack of required guidelines at the medical center for conducting research on vulnerable subjects, such as prisoners and children.

Similarly, Trp loading appears to be most effective for improving mood in vulnerable subjects, and improves sleep in adults with some sleep disturbances.

These effects were accounted for by a subgroup of vulnerable subjects in whom self-reports were consistent across dose and test retest sessions.

Although languages have been designated "strategically important and vulnerable subjects" by the Higher Education Funding Council for England since 2005, Hefce is so concerned about the problems that it has announced an extra £3.1m funding for language degree programmes.

We found that depression-vulnerable subjects had increased amygdala perfusion and reduced vmPFC perfusion during the later runs than that during the earlier stressful task runs.

Our results indicate that the vmPFC of depression-vulnerable subjects may have a limited capacity to inhibit amygdala activation to repeated stress over time, whereas the vmPFC in resilient individuals may adapt to stress quickly.

Studies by Markus et al. [18], [19] showed that carbohydrate-rich, protein-poor foods improve mood and stress coping following acute stress-inducing tasks, only in stress-vulnerable subjects, possibly due to increased levels of brain tryptophan and serotonin.