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Meanings of subjects in English

Russian
исследователь
Portuguese
sujeito
Spanish
sujeto
Catalan
subjecte

Being who has a unique consciousness and/or unique personal experiences, or an entity that has a relationship with another entity that exists outside of itself.

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исследователь
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Examples for "subject"
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A possible debt capital market transaction may follow, subject to market conditions.
Reuters
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A seven-year issuance might follow, subject to market conditions, the document said.
Reuters
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The treaty also made a future EU common defence subject to safeguards.
The Irish Times
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The agreement is still subject to conditions, including approval from competition authorities.
The South African
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Of course, any movie box office list is subject to serious interpretation.
Reuters
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Was he there as a neutral observer or to ask serious questions?
The Guardian
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One observer repeated the process 1 week later to evaluate intraobserver variations.
Pubmed
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He was ahead of the game the whole way, said one observer.
The Guardian
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Results: The observer assessed ten LC videos, each involving a different surgeon.
Pubmed
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We describe a new, observer-independent procedure for identifying boundaries between cortical areas.
Pubmed
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Industry observers said Goodwill's woes also reflected structural problems in the sector.
Reuters
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Market observers said any immediate impact on the market should be limited.
Reuters
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However, few observers believe the army is bent on seizing power again.
Reuters
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Despite these efforts, industry insiders and other observers say quality remains mixed.
Reuters
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International observers say the work may take as long as eight years.
Reuters
Usage of subjects in English
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Risk: 5 percent of test subjects experience a fatal cardiac volume increase.
The Fall of Reach
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Result: Eight studies met the selection criteria and reported on 812 subjects.
Pubmed
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However, my main concern now is for the safety of my subjects.
Brisingr
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The similar result was also observed in subjects of early childhood-exposed group.
Pubmed
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However, genotype distribution was significantly different between schizophrenic patients and control subjects.
Pubmed
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With the crisis intervention model, subjects would receive additional visits if needed.
Pubmed
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However, whether MYSM1 has a similar function in human subjects remains unclear.
Pubmed
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Research design and subjects: The Health Care System in Trieste was surveyed.
Pubmed
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Results: Schizophrenic patients performed worse than psychiatric control subjects across most conditions.
Pubmed
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Method: The present study included 83 ADHD subjects as a training dataset.
Pubmed
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So it's a straight case of your best six subjects for points.
The Irish Times
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The 19 per cent increase represents the average rise across all subjects.
The Irish Times
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Methods: Twelve cirrhotic patients and 12 control subjects participated in this study.
Pubmed
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She really does believe the souls of her subjects are her responsibility.
Surrender to the will of the night
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Findings: Statistically different time use patterns between the SCI and able-bodied subjects.
Pubmed
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She gave lessons in history, religion, French and Latin, among other subjects.
The Irish Times
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