Sentence examples for which subjects from from inspiring English sources

It lasted only two years, but in 1799, to carry on its work, he inaugurated a series of art competitions in which subjects from Classical antiquity were judged according to a rigid canon opposed to the great changes then taking place in German art, especially in landscape and religious painting.

The Religious Orders Study (ROS) and Rush Memory and Aging Project (MAP), from which our study cohort is based, are prospective, longitudinal studies in which subjects from the community are recruited non-demented at baseline (mean age  = 75 and 79, for ROS and MAP respectively).

This is due to the structure of the Greek National Health System, according to which subjects from a prefecture are entitled to attend outpatient clinics of a tertiary care Hospital without referral from their general practitioners or rural physicians.

High SBA levels in adolescents from Valencia in 2011 are the direct consequence of a high coverage catch-up campaign carried out in 2000-2004, in which subjects from one year to 20 years of age were targeted.

MR: From the writer's perspective, which subject from your book's title were you excited most to write about?

He devised a scale of sexual orientation, in which subjects ranged from a score of 0 (completely homosexual) to 6 (completely heterosexual).

Another reviewed studies in which subjects switched from regular to diet soda to see if they lost weight.

Therefore, to simulate a more realistic type of health care environment, randomized clinical trials should be performed in which subjects can choose from different exercise programs.

Contrary to these results, in the present study, from which subjects with orthostatic hypotension were excluded, we demonstrated orthostatic intolerance in older subjects with type 2 diabetes.

Routine practice at both hospitals from which subjects were recruited was to store surgical specimens from all diagnostic biopsies.

These new methods use experimental design techniques not only to vary attributes and levels but also to create choice sets from which subjects select one option.