research subject
subject of research

But the patients are, in fact, research subjects, he said.

If you don't mind being a research subject, instead of a robot, for a few minutes?

Get ourselves two research subjects for the price of one.

This kind of learning for a purpose makes sense to the research subjects.

And they want to be cared for as patients, not research subjects.

In particular I follow her urge not to judge the research subject.

A blood draw is also part of the study for research subjects who agree.

He can't see anybody except his regular patients and research subjects.

They have also called for a better system to compensate medical research subjects.

Would that have occurred to her as a research subject before she met Tim?

She figures that being a research subject may have advantages, too.

They believed that Yale's only interest in them was as research subjects.

All research subjects had blood samples taken for genetic analysis.

First he had the clever idea of turning his personal problems into research subjects.

The Board is concerned solely with the protection of human research subjects.

I doubt that the authorities would grant a former research subject free run of the place.

In the 1990s, various companies were established to research subjects and provide practice tests to teams.

Spending so much time with research subjects means that they can gain trust.

To find out what her research subjects were getting up to, this scientist took the direct approach.

With a little help from the research subject, the computer will weigh and record all of the food consumed.

Each research subject will be studied in connection with the student's own artistic work.

What measures could be taken to further strengthen the health and safety of research subjects?

This brings new blood to the Committee each year, along with fresh ideas and ways of looking at research subjects.

How does one distinguish a patient from a research subject in the context of a health information network?

The result is that researchers in areas with many poor people often have the best chance of attracting research subjects.

The most important subject of research here is time travel, to both past and future.

Indeed, this is in itself becoming the subject of research.

A solution to this problem has long been the subject of research and development within the industry.

To that end, this model has been the subject of research for several scientists.

The situation continues to be a subject of research and monitoring.

The text is available online and has been the subject of research.

The contradiction between the different distance results is still a subject of research.

All these phenomena may be the subject of research in music psychology.

Ranking and consensus have been the subject of research for 200+ years.

Finding an explicit strategy has been the main subject of research since then.

The subjects of research can be suggested by those closest to the problem.

It is the subject of research, but has been used in few practical applications.

This brings me on to the subject of research and innovation.

The relationship between biology and sexual orientation is a subject of research.

Is he/she an author or the subject of research?

The method it uses to catch fish has recently been a subject of research.

However, unlike cattle, they have rarely been the subject of research.

The amount we are looking for will have to be the subject of research.'

The area has been the subject of research since the beginning of the 20th century.

This topic is still the subject of research and fierce debate.

The subject of research is the growth and strategy of economic policy.

Subjects of research at the Institute are the various objects within the solar system.

The dating of events is still a subject of research.

All aspects of this situation have been the subject of research.

Whether or not chaotic systems are computable is a subject of research.