Sentence examples for which should be subject from inspiring English sources

Some, he said, were the result of loose translation into Russian; others were a matter of opinion, which "should be subject to normal scholarly discussion on the basis of a published text (rather than pre-publication censorship)".

The other key technology is the strength of the air pipeline, which should be subject to the greatest pressure.

From the reported findings, a number of questions arise which should be subject of future research: Is there an influence of the gut microbiome on the respiratory microbiome extending over the early time period of establishment?

This should include pharmaceutical companies, O'Neill said, which should be subject to a surcharge if they decide not to invest in research and development (R&D) to bring successful new antibiotic medicines to market.

Such a synthetic consilience is an ideal towards which to aim, but one which should be subject to constant challenge.

It appears that at least some members of the family also feel that the information is their 'private family information', the use of which should be subject to their consent.

Under Sarkozy, justice, culture or education have become economic goods which should be subjected to the rationality and assessment of market rules.

Thirdly, it provides putative in-silico associations which should be subjected to further investigation in wet lab experiments.

In total, 96 unigenes showed the all-up expression pattern in sample T (Additional file 9), which should be subjected to further studies as a priority.

Overall, this novel study highlights general issues which should be subjected to more detailed research with the aim of elucidating methods of action to reduce dissatisfaction in postnatal care.

Identification of areas which should be a subject of protection is crucial for safeguarding the marine ecosystems.