Sentence examples for Select poor from inspiring English sources
Thus, a non-invasive method of assessing the heterogeneity within a tumor might be of clinical benefit, particularly in this age of personalized medicine, to select poor prognosis patients for more intensive therapy.
Just as many individuals invested poorly in 2000 which lead to a complete fiscal breakdown, Lehman also was guilty of investing irrationally in securities collateralized by high risk debt within subprime markets (he was paid $354.03 million over the past five years of his tenure to select poor investments and run his 158 year old company into the ground).
To select poor readers, we first screened the children on a test for single-word reading speed, the Drie Minuten Toets (DMT) or "Three-Minute Test" (Verhoeven, 1995).
A cross-sectional survey was conducted in 2004, which used stratified cluster sampling method to select poor families who have been enrolled in MFA scheme in rural areas of ChongQing.
This risk may thus be costly if vigilance interferes with feeding and/or if animals select poorer but safer feeding sites.
Users of Version 1, in about half the cases, selected poor models with high forecast error.
SSP selects poor, mainly black students who are academically bright to continue their education in Johannesburg's best private and public high schools.
The chief executive of the leading seniors' organisation, Ian Yates, said the calls to reverse or modify the policy were "based on a weak narrative about selected poor election results and fewer well-heeled supporters manning polling booths".
That the prime minister and treasurer are under pressure to reverse sound policy to make super fairer based on a weak narrative about selected poor election results would be laughable if it wasn't so serious.
Overall, developing countries do gain, but by much less than from lower tariffs.And if the rich cut tariffs, it would hurt some of the poor, because America and the EU already offer selected poor countries preferential access to their markets.
In randomly selected poor households in 63 villages that have received the windfalls, they say, the number of children going without food for a day has fallen by over a third and livestock holdings have risen by half.
