Sentence examples similar to Curtailed selection from inspiring English sources

It calls for far-reaching changes to the place of religion in schools, as revealed by the Observer, including the abolition of the legal requirement to hold daily Christian worship in state schools, curtailing selection on the basis of religion in faith schools, and a radical overhaul of the teaching of religion and belief.

Phenotypically, plastic responses to invader cues may generate suboptimal phenotypes, curtailing effective selection (Richards et al. 2006) but potentially serving as a bridge to ultimate adaptive evolution (Ghalambor et al. 2007).

For instance, the invasion of a population of cooperators by a novel cheating mutant (or vice versa) could be curtailed under strong selection for non-social traits, simply because mutations favourable under the non-social selection pressure are more likely to arise in a cooperator cell, as their population size is so much larger.

In response, Oprah declined to have him on her show, and for a time severely curtailed her book club selections.

The selection of generator to be curtailed can be done technically, but also economically (price balancing).

Parental choice has been curtailed.

The curtailed information may instigate two other occurrences - adverse selection and moral hazard that will diminish market efficiency.

Mutations of internal genes are not susceptible to antibody-mediated selection and viral escape from Tc cell responses is curtailed by MHC class I polymorphism.

He suggested Deans's erratic selection policies at fly-half and half-back may have curtailed Cooper's development as a top-flight international pivot, something the Wallabies sorely missed against the Lions.

A move overseas would have curtailed the 27-year-old's revitalised England career because of the Rugby Football Union's selection policy.

Another is "partially curtailed".