Sentence examples for A selective group from inspiring English sources

Second, we compared all baseline participants for whom a second body weight assessment was missing (including non-responders, (e migrated, deceased or not yet contacted participants) with responders, to evaluate whether the population lost to follow-up formed a selective group causing potential selection bias in future analyses.

A few years later, other researchers found that SRGAP2 belongs to a selective group of genes that have been duplicated in humans and only in humans.

Bilateral hip arthroplasty has been reported to be a safe and effective way to treat bilateral hip arthritis in a selective group of patients.

Joseph Brodsky: Digital Humanities Lab worked with a course support team and a selective group of graduate and advanced undergraduate students to explore interfacing with the archive, the possibilities of a web-based scholarly environment, research tool design and creation, and collaborative contributions to Brodsky scholarship through the creation of a new online resource.

The American Uveitis Society is a selective group of uveitis specialists.

It's not an overwhelming number of galleries, but a selective group that is careful about what they present.

Professor Holloway was recently elected to the Hastings Center Fellows Association--a selective group of leading researchers who have made a distinguished contribution to the field of bioethics.

Co-application of NMDA and DHPG, a selective group-I mGluR agonist, elicited a significant and virtually immediate inhibition of the NMDA currents in neurons transfected with Homer1a (Fig. 1B, E), but not in non-transfected neurons (Fig. 1A, E).

We have focused exclusively on the latter effect in the hippocampus by the use of either the selective mGlu2/3 receptor agonist LY379268 (combined with DHPG, a selective group-I mGlu receptor agonist) or the preferential mGlu2/3 receptor antagonist LY341495 (combined with 1S,3R-ACPD, a non subtype-selective mGlu receptor agonist).

"Gaulding is part of what I call the 12-percenter group in Pomona--a little selective group of people who have controlled the city for many years.

The teachers admitted to seminars, however, are not a highly selective group, but rather a cross-section of those in the system, most of whom, like their urban counterparts across the country, did not major in one or more of the subjects they teach.